Suvida Healthcare’s Wall of Core Beliefs is a reminder of what drives each of our team members to excellence in assisting patients!
Find out why it is Miguel Acero Jr.’s, Director of Growth, favorite part of our Centers.
💥 I help drive patient growth by coaching and developing high-performing teams and leveraging my expertise in sales and relationship building.💥
One of my favorite parts of our centers is the wall of core beliefs.
At Suvida Healthcare, we believe in-
🌟 Earning trust
⭐️ Building relationships
⭐️Improving everyday
⭐️ Moving forward
⭐️ Creating joy
⭐️ Doing right
Our level of service and hospitality for our patients and team members doesn’t happen without the first belief- earning trust.
Happy to be in a place where we continually work to achieve this!! 💪
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Such an important topic. I got a heavy dose of end-of-life problem-solving with both my mom and father-in-law as they struggled through the last several years of their lives.
I loved Dr. Chris' quote, "Doctors are trained to look after patients’ biology, not their interests." To me, this speaks to the concept of 'lifetime partnership' between patient and provider, which to me is a hallmark of transformative value-based care. The term 'lifetime' is inclusive of end-of-life scenarios and 'partnership' implies thinking about the patients interests (not just their biology, as per what Dr. Chris wrote). Thinking of patient interests opens up all sorts of possibilities for us to reimagine primary care of the future.
Companies like Kaiser Permanente have done a great job of moving the focus of healthcare from downstream/acute care to upstream/preventative care. Now companies like ChenMed and KP are moving even further upstream to transformative care and addressing patients' interests, health-spans, and lifelong aspirations. That's truly encouraging!
Want to know how clinicians can be compensated for their time providing high-quality care to populations with complex conditions? Read this article!
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Patients often hear something totally different than what a provider intends to convey in healthcare counseling or other discussions. Reflection and comparison of impressions on this humorous patient’s take on the hospitalization experience from the perspective of a provider, patient, caregiver, legislator or other participant in the health care system. What role do you play in these discussions and what are your reactions. https://lnkd.in/gVhBQK-b#solutionslawyer#projectcopecoalition#patientempowerment#healthcare#medicine#patientrelations
“WE MUST LISTEN TO PATIENTS.”
Have you ever been to a GP or Healthcare Practitioner about a concerning issue, only to be dismissed? When the issue persists, where do you turn for help?
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