Our California-based team serves primary care organizations from the borders of Oregon to Mexico, from the inland desert and Central Valley to the coast, addressing rural, suburban and urban primary care practice and community health center needs right where they’re situated.
With California's diverse population and large urban-rural divide, accountable care organizations (ACOs) help ensure that individuals, regardless of where they live, receive high-quality, coordinated care.
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Primary Care Practices
15
Community Health Centers
285
k
Lives Under Management
I think value-based care is important for patients because it really does set the tone for wanting to focus on quality of care provided. It means looking at the patient in a comprehensive way. That's looking not only at the medical diagnosis they may carry, but also what challenges they may have to lead a healthy life. false
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I think value-based care is important for patients because it really does set the tone for wanting to focus on quality of care provided. It means looking at the patient in a comprehensive way. That's looking not only at the medical diagnosis they may carry, but also what challenges they may have to lead a healthy life.
Joel Ramirez, M.D.
Chief Medical Officer, Camarena Health, Madera County, Calif.
Value-based care in California starts with your local team
Our local team of experts are passionate about value-based care and take great pride in helping primary care practices and community health centers achieve the financial sustainability they deserve while providing great care to their patients.
Discover real stories and insights from our partners in California, showcasing how primary care organizations across the region are improving patient outcomes and reducing costs through value-based care.
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