CIO Partners, Inc. is currently working with The Iowa Clinic as their exclusive partner leading their search for the role of Chief Information Officer, located in West Des Moines, Iowa. Established in 1994, TIC today is the largest physician-owned multi-specialty clinic in Iowa. TIC draws on a membership of over 250 physicians and healthcare providers representing 40 specialties spread across 10 Des Moines Metro locations. As one of the largest and most comprehensive healthcare clinics in the Midwest, TIC serves nearly 21 communities with specialty and primary care services. They provide medical care for patients across the spectrum, including Medicare, Medicaid and medically indigent patients. Their population base is 1.1 million patients and they provide an average of 650,000 patient visits annually. Additionally, they are a trusted and frequent partner of other area medical centers and hospitals, providing additional levels of leading-edge healthcare for patients outside of their traditional base. #cio #itleadership #executivelevel https://lnkd.in/d-YMtxQ
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Great read discussing the impact of value-based care. “It’s important to offer seniors an experience that is just leaps and bounds better than what they’ve had before. The value-based care model we’re using is designed to meet the holistic needs of seniors because it incentivizes clinicians to spend more time with their patients, which is really what most doctors want to do. That’s the part of our work that allows for the most professional joy.” -Dr. Kate Goodrich, Humana's Chief Medical Officer #HUMemployee #valuebasedcare
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Transforming Senior Care with Value-Based Healthcare At Veracity Insurance Services, we're always on the lookout for innovations that significantly improve healthcare quality and patient satisfaction. That's why we're excited to highlight Humana's, Inc.—value-based care, delivered by CenterWell Senior Primary Care. What do seniors need most from their healthcare providers? Time, understanding, and coordinated care. CenterWell embodies this philosophy by focusing on deep patient relationships and integrated care tailored to seniors' unique needs. Through their primary care clinics, CenterWell is setting the standard for what healthcare should look like: taking ample time to understand and address the comprehensive needs of each patient, ensuring all aspects of their health are managed with precision and empathy. Learn more about the benefits of value-based healthcare and the impactful services provided by CenterWell. Explore how they’re making a difference in the lives of patients here: https://huma.na/3JJc0Cu Let's embrace a future where healthcare is not just about treating symptoms but about nurturing overall well-being. #ValueBasedCare #CenterWell #SeniorCare #HealthcareInnovation #VeracityInsurance
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