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Medical Home Network Expands to North Carolina and Puts Patients at Center of NC Medicaid Reform

Pack Health Named as One of Modern Healthcare s Best Places to Work in Healthcare

Heart of Florida to spend federal money on COVID vaccines, services

“The money is not specific to COVID, but it is the result of the pandemic,” Heather James, marketing and public relations director, said, noting “the deficiencies in healthcare delivery systems” and lack of access to care the pandemic has highlighted.  HFHC itself is a Federally Qualified Health Center, meaning it offers primary care services to underserved areas and offers care on a sliding fee scale, among other requirements. The nonprofit serves all of Marion County with an emphasis on uninsured and underinsured individuals.  “Think about how many people have been laid off through this pandemic,” James said. “They’ve lost their insurance, or they have a gap in their insurance. We are there for them as well, and I think that’s sometimes overlooked.” 

More and More Doctors Abandoning Private Practice

More and More Doctors Abandoning Private Practice By Kerry Dooley Young May 27, 2021 Fewer doctors are opting to run their own small private practices, with more seeking jobs in hospitals or larger medical groups, according to a new report. These patterns likely reflect broader trends toward consolidation in health care, with both insurance companies and hospitals also having grown in size in recent years. The latest biennial analysis of doctors’ practices by the American Medical Association showed an acceleration of a trend away from private practice, defined as a practice wholly owned by physicians. The 2020 results found less than half 49.1 % of doctors involved in patient care worked in a private practice, the AMA said in a report released this month.

Omada Becomes First NCQA-Accredited Virtual Provider

Omada Becomes First NCQA-Accredited Virtual Provider What You Should Know: – Omada Health’s Type 2 Diabetes and Type 2 Diabetes+Hypertension programs have been awarded the National Committee for Quality Assurance’s (NCQA) Population Health Program (PHP) Accreditation, becoming the first fully-virtual healthcare provider to earn this accreditation. – This certification marks a significant milestone in Omada’s ongoing commitment to transforming chronic care treatment through behavior science. – At the crest of the digital health wave of 2020, Omada dove into NCQA’s accreditation process to certify its 10 years of clinical research, program development and quality of care provided by coaches and care teams. Achieving this universally respected accreditation spotlights Omada’s clinical work in managing the health of its Type 2 diabetes population, and sets it apart from its competitors.

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