PatientPing, the nation's most comprehensive care collaboration platform, today announced that it partnered with the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers to provide real-time notifications to the state's 52 community health centers when patients experience care events—whether they are at a hospital, emergency department, skilled nursing facility, or other post-acute facilities. As a result of the partnership, community healthcare providers will now be able to use real-time admission, discharge, and transfer (ADT) data to monitor patient events, allowing for more seamless care coordination, and improved patient outcomes regardless of a patient's insurance coverage. This is particularly impactful in delivering higher quality health care to the underserved and vulnerable patient populations often serviced by community health centers.
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Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers Partners with PatientPing to Improve Care Coordination and Patient Outcomes in Underserved Populations
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Black And Brown Communities Are Dying, Says Community Health Centers Head
Michael Curry is seen at a rally in fronf of the Massachusetts State House in this Nov. 21, 2016, file photo.
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Michael Curry on BPR | March 4, 2021
The Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers has called for more transparency in the state s vaccine equity efforts and said that more needs to be done to get vaccines into the arms of the state’s low-income residents, who tend to also be at greatest risk of contracting COVID-19.
“Equity is not making it ‘access for all,’” Michael Curry, the league s president and CEO, told