New West Physicians, P.C. and Cigna Bring Accountable Care to Denver
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- Consumers benefit from improved care coordination and greater emphasis on preventive care
- Primary care doctors are rewarded for improving patient health and lowering medical costs
- Program includes registered nurse clinical care coordinators
Accountable care is a variation on the patient-centered medical home model of health care that rewards primary care doctors for improved outcomes and lower medical costs.
“The number one priority of our physicians is to help our patients stay healthy so they can live their lives to their full potential,” said
The program will benefit nearly 7,800 individuals covered by a
“Cigna is committed to supporting New West Physicians’ efforts to put the patient at the center of its practice, with expanded access to care, better coordination of care, patient education about chronic conditions and wellness, and access to clinical programs for health improvement,” said
Critical to the program’s benefits are registered nurses, employed by
The care coordinators also help patients schedule appointments, provide health education and refer patients to
The principles of the patient-centered medical home are the foundation of
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