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Interview with Beth Greenwood, MD: Regional Medical Director

Interview with Beth Greenwood, MD: Regional Medical Director

by Elana Krutoff | Feb 22, 2023 | Blog, Cost of Care, Healthcare Innovation, Independent Medical Practice

This month, Consensus Health’s Chief Operating Officer, Michael Lovett, sat down with Beth Greenwood, MD, to talk about her roles as Regional Medical Director for Partners In Care and Consensus Health, as well as her role as Consensus Health’s VP of...
Health System-Owned Physician Practices Operating at a Loss

Health System-Owned Physician Practices Operating at a Loss

by Continuum Health | Aug 21, 2018 | Blog, Cost of Care, Physician Revenue

Some recent U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) enforcement cases and settlements suggest that owning physician practices that are losing money may be a significant regulatory concern. The DOJ has suggested in the last few years that practice losses may be an indicator...
Getting Paid for Transitional Care Management (TCM)

Getting Paid for Transitional Care Management (TCM)

by Continuum Health | Aug 2, 2018 | Blog, Care Coordination, Claims Data, Clinical Integration, CMS, Cost of Care, Medicare Advantage

Medicare adopted transitional care management (TCM) payment codes in 2013 to encourage clinicians to provide TCM services after beneficiaries were discharged to the community from medical facilities. As a result, Medicare spending on TCM services increased over 200...

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What is a CIN?

A Clinically Integrated Network (CIN) is a collaborative model that allows providers to think and act differently about healthcare finances, quality, and delivery.

Benefits of a CIN

Physicians benefit from:

  • Incremental revenue from new “value-based” programs
  • Practice transformation
  • Access to group purchasing savings
  • Remaining independent
  • Opportunity to join Consensus Health, NJ’s fastest growing independent medical group.

Payers benefit from:

  • Avaliable independent physician community
  • Enhanced enrollee satisfaction “star ratings”
  • Network wide access to HEDIS Quality Data
  • Greater accuracy in risk adjustment data

Patients benefit from:

  • An enhanced experience
  • Improved quality of care
  • More Integration between their caregivers
  • Smoother transition across our network of providers and preferred facility partners

Community benefits from:

  • Reduced healthcare spending and improved quality
  • A partner focused on improving (not simply treating) the health status of the population
  • Focus on Social Determinants of Health

The Network Works For You In Many Ways.

Why go it alone, when you can leverage the collective power and resources of Partners In Care to:

  • Lower overall cost of care
  • Improve efficiencies within your practice
  • Provide better quality of care
  • Utilize a wealth of population health management services
  • Adopt best practices
  • Improve revenue
  • Leverage group purchasing to access vendors at pre-negotiated rates
  • Discover new and innovative solutions offered by our preferred vendor partners
  • Relieve your staff of the administrative burden of maintaining credentialing with payors
  • Prepare your practice for more advanced payments models, such as those available through Consensus Health

Participating in Partners In Care will enable your practice to deliver even higher quality patient care, and be more effective, cost efficient and profitable in today’s value-based healthcare environment.

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