Columbus-based Dedicated Senior Medical Centers founded and operated by ChenMed in partnership with OhioHealth establish relationship with Aetna
Dedicated provides personalized services and value-based care to Medicare-eligible people with a focus on seniors age 65 or older. Its primary care doctors welcome scheduled and walk-in appointments. They also share their mobile phone numbers with patients for when health needs arise. Dedicated promotes smooth transitions of care through coordination with
Dedicated centers are operated by ChenMed. Several months ago, ChenMed opened three Dedicated centers in underserved areas of
"ChenMed gives our Medicare Advantage members access to quality, value-based care across the country," said
The Dedicated centers provide the access to care patients expect. This includes timely appointments, longer office visits and on-site specialists. They also provide X-rays, echocardiograms, ultrasounds and medication dispensing. Transportation is also available to patients when they need it.
The Dedicated concept is simple and particularly beneficial to seniors age 65 or older, many of whom live with chronic health issues. "The more our doctors see their patients, the better they know them," notes
ChenMed plans to help improve the health of people at nearly 80 medical centers in 10 states, by the end of
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Serving its communities since 1891, it is a family of 30,000 associates, physicians and volunteers, and a network of 12 hospitals, 200+ ambulatory sites, hospice, home-health, medical equipment and other health services spanning a 47-county area.
About ChenMed
For seniors most in need of care, high-quality health care often is beyond reach. ChenMed brings concierge-style medicine -- and better health outcomes-- to the neediest populations. ChenMed is a privately owned medical, management and technology company that currently operates 59 primary care medical practices for diverse populations of seniors. ChenMed brands include
Results of ChenMed's high-touch approach to primary care are impressive, as illustrated in the
Inspired by ChenMed Chairman and Founder
Source: 2016
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