As we wrap up Older Americans Month, Anthony Perry, MD, our Chief Clinical Officer and Geriatrician, discusses our inclusive care model. This model includes a dedicated care team of nurse practitioners, social workers, care navigators, and physicians, all working together to provide a seamless healthcare experience rooted in trust. With increasing population complexity, understanding patients from multiple dimensions is essential. That’s why our interpersonal care team collaborates closely with our patients in the comfort of their homes. 🎙️ Listen now:
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There's a lot wrong with primary care for older adults today. Our CEO Jack Stoddard joined Sonya Larson on the latest episode of Medicarians Live to share how Patina primary care is flipping the paradigm on primary care for adults 65 and older. Because according to Jack, "when you take the time to build the model our loved ones should have, it drives the results they deserve - a better experience and better quality at a lower cost." Watch the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/ew7jeNX3
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Spread the word! Online tool with clinical and financial information helps older adults and families make care decisions https://lnkd.in/eY7ZAvK6
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4moThank You Dr Perry for the insights for our patients to know what we are doing for them.