Bryan's award-winning network of doctors, hospitals and medical providers ensures the highest quality of care and the most advanced, effective treatments for those they serve throughout the region. (wlns.com)
The new hospital network encompasses three southern Brooklyn hospitals: Maimonides Medical Center in Borough Park, Maimonides Children's Hospital across the street from the flagship, and the newly-renamed Maimonides Midwood Community Hospital, plus over 80 outpatient and community clinics across Kings County. (brooklynpaper.com)
safety-net hospitals ," like the city's public hospital system and Maimonides, which disproportionately serve patients on Medicaid, are consistently in financial throes while larger networks like Mount Sinai and New York-Presbyterian remain on more stable fiscal footing. (brooklynpaper.com)
The pandemic only made these problems worse for safety-net hospitals , as the primarily low-income populations they serve inundated emergency rooms as COVID-19 patients. (brooklynpaper.com)
Nonetheless, as more and more hospitals come under the fold of a larger network - and independent hospitals become rarer and rarer - Gibbs said that creating a network allows for the sharing of institutional resources and knowledge in a way that improves care outcomes all over the borough. (brooklynpaper.com)
Anchor institutions, like universities and hospitals, connect to a place through their missions and operations in a way that "anchors" them in the community. (richmondfed.org)
One example is Intermountain Healthcare, a not-for-profit system with 25 hospitals and 225 clinics in Utah, Nevada, and Idaho that serve many rural communities. (richmondfed.org)
Outpatient2
Evans Army Community Hospital serves an enrolled population of over 70,000 and supports about 3,500 outpatient visits every day. (health.mil)
This study identified English-language peer-reviewed research articles describing CCM-based interventions for managing type 1 and type 2 diabetes in US primary care settings (ie, hospital-network outpatient clinics, private practices, and community health centers). (cdc.gov)
Centers1
Vet Centers are community based to be more accessible in areas where you live. (va.gov)
Telehealth4
KeyCare offers health systems access to a network of virtual care providers working on KeyCare's Epic-based EMR and telehealth platform. (wlns.com)
Through statewide networks, Bryan brings care and treatment directly to rural communities through sophisticated mobile diagnostic and treatment services, telemedicine services, specialized heart care clinics, telehealth mental health counseling and more. (wlns.com)
For example, while Plain communities don't usually like to have their pictures taken and don't typically access the internet, some families have been open to utilizing telehealth if the session is conducted within a clinic, and they are not being recorded. (cdc.gov)
Past funded projects include support for the development and dissemination of an Amish newborn screening panel, supporting disease-specific parent/professional meetings, offering transportation stipends for families to attend support groups sponsored by the clinics, and supporting a survey to assess families' willingness to utilize telehealth, which was delivered through the midwives of the community. (cdc.gov)
Populations2
MGN is one of seven Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)-funded regional genetics networks charged with improving access to genetics services for underserved populations. (cdc.gov)
PCHC is an association of clinics that serve Plain populations. (cdc.gov)
Outcomes2
We are born in Brooklyn, we deliver world-class outcomes in Brooklyn, and we are specifically focused on serving Brooklyn. (brooklynpaper.com)
Intermediary organizations provide a wide range of services that can help rural and small-town communities (no matter how we define rural or small town ) to improve regional outcomes. (richmondfed.org)
Practices1
Plain communities are known for their distinct cultural practices , which include limiting the use of technology, motor vehicles, and electricity. (cdc.gov)
Nation's1
CoxHealth has been named one of the nation's Top 100 Integrated Healthcare Networks by SDI (formerly Verispan) seven times. (coxhealth.com)
Barriers2
The Place-based Investment Commitment is an effort to redirect part of the hospital system's assets to impact community barriers to economic inclusion. (richmondfed.org)
Five clinics that support Plain communities participate and they, along with other clinicians, such as state newborn screening staff and midwives, come together several times a year to share successes and barriers with one another. (cdc.gov)
Organizations3
In addition, they can serve as a link between local organizations and state or national resources. (richmondfed.org)
Although many organizations invest capital and engage in a community, anchor institutions have a clearly articulated mission and play an intermediary role. (richmondfed.org)
MGN offers small financial awards on an annual basis to organizations who serve Plain communities. (cdc.gov)
Diabetes1
It was then externally validated using 10 additional multiethnic groups of participants with diabetes from different settings (community, population-based, and clinic-based) in Singapore, China, the United Kingdom, United States, and Mexico. (medscape.com)
Care15
The 1st Special Operations Medical Group provides the highest quality medical care, community and workplace medical surveillance, and preventive medicine to over 15,000 beneficiaries. (health.mil)
Nebraska -based nonprofit health system to offer virtual urgent care services to improve access and better-serve Nebraskans. (wlns.com)
Our partnership with KeyCare will enable us to expand our ability to bring affordable, convenient and trusted virtual urgent care to the communities we serve. (wlns.com)
KeyCare offers health systems the ability to easily augment their care teams, optimize capacity and widen their digital front doors by partnering with a nationwide network of virtual care providers working on its Epic platform, which then connects easily to other Epic-based health systems. (wlns.com)
Bryan Health is a Nebraska governed, nonprofit health system that cares for patients, educated tomorrow's health care providers and collaborates to continually improve how they serve their communities. (wlns.com)
Concurrently, Maimonides on Friday announced a rebranding of sorts, unveiling a new hospital network called Maimonides Health which executives say is not aimed at dominating the health care industry, but rather in provisioning effective care specifically to Brooklynites. (brooklynpaper.com)
Maimonides is also launching an ad campaign called "My Home, My Choice, Maimonides" aimed at convincing Brooklynites to seek health care in their backyard at Community Hospital rather than heading to Manhattan to receive care at a fancy, name-brand medical establishment. (brooklynpaper.com)
If you have a stroke, if you have a heart attack, if you ever have that situation, you want to get care quickly," said Barry Stern, Community Hospital's CEO, in an interview with Brooklyn Paper. (brooklynpaper.com)
The integration will in short order bring advancements in care to Midwood, executives say: Community Hospital, which has 134 beds and specializes in acute care, will next week begin excavating space for its first-ever MRI machine. (brooklynpaper.com)
Plain communities have lower use of standard medical care compared with other communities. (cdc.gov)
Plain communities tend to prefer the use of home remedies and herbal supplements over standard Western medical treatments and typically will not seek medical care until absolutely necessary. (cdc.gov)
Many parents in Plain communities are open to learning about newborn screening , carrier testing , and treatments for metabolic conditions and, as a result, have sought out care within the parameters of their cultural beliefs. (cdc.gov)
The Chronic Care Model (CCM) uses a systematic approach to restructuring medical care to create partnerships between health systems and communities. (cdc.gov)
The model represents a well-rounded approach to restructuring medical care through partnerships between health systems and communities. (cdc.gov)
The sum of these CCM component parts are purported to create more effective health care delivery systems that institute mechanisms for decision support, link health care systems to community resources and policies, deliver comprehensive self-management support services for patients, and operate and manage patient-centered clinical information systems. (cdc.gov)
Hospital network1
Community Hospital now bears the logo of Maimonides Health, Brooklyn's newest hospital network. (brooklynpaper.com)
Primarily2
Anchor institutions can impact the community by primarily acting alone or taking a more collective approach. (richmondfed.org)
In the early 2000s, when anchor institutions were first identified and defined, they were primarily focused on real estate development in the communities immediately neighboring where they operate. (richmondfed.org)
Institutional1
A distinguishing characteristic of this intermediary type is the role of their business operations and related institutional investment in the community. (richmondfed.org)
Services3
Community health workers have a long history of promoting comprehensive health services, but using them to deliver infectious disease prevention services in the United States has not been well studied recently. (cdc.gov)
In some environments, where healthcare services may be difficult to access, community health workers may be involved in various stages of infectious disease prevention: general health promotion, specific prophylaxis, early diagnosis and treatment, limiting disability, and rehabilitation. (cdc.gov)
Promotoras and community healthcare workers are trusted by the communities they serve and provide cost-effective services to persons whose infectious diseases might otherwise go untreated. (cdc.gov)
Local3
We will continue to expand our program to meet Veteran demand and provide local support to those who served. (va.gov)
Now, anchor institutions are engaged in many community development initiatives such as using local and minority suppliers, hiring inclusively, developing local workforce pipelines, and engaging in conversations around fair or living wages. (richmondfed.org)
Promotoras work in small groups and build strong collaborations with schools, churches, clinics, and local health departments. (cdc.gov)
Cancer1
The network is expanding its reach in the city's most populous borough, with a new Maimonides-branded emergency room set to open later this year at the former Victory Memorial Hospital in Bay Ridge plus a new cancer treatment center just down the block from Community Hospital on deck to open its doors as well. (brooklynpaper.com)
Support3
Through teamwork, innovation and efficient utilization of resources, the 9th MDG provides comprehensive dental, physiological, medical and environmental support, as well as promotes health education and wellness to the Beale community. (health.mil)
We can also connect you with more support in VA and your community. (va.gov)
the anchor institution also ensures that its culture, business procedures, and community interactions support the broader mission to benefit the community. (richmondfed.org)
Medical1
The 4th Medical Group, also known as the Thomas Koritz Clinic and Paul Kiecker Dental Clinic, serves a prime service area population of more than 35,000 beneficiaries. (health.mil)
System1
The system is part of the Healthcare Anchor Network and has signed the Impact Purchasing Commitment and Place-based Investment Commitment initiatives . (richmondfed.org)
Resources1
Only 7 studies described strategies for addressing community resources and policies. (cdc.gov)
Treatment1
Executives say Community Hospital has administered more monoclonal antibody treatment during the pandemic than any hospital in the state. (brooklynpaper.com)
Participate1
Anchor institutions may participate in networks to learn from each other's strategies. (richmondfed.org)
Workers5
The network employs over 7,000 workers and 1,800 doctors, making it one of the largest employers in Brooklyn. (brooklynpaper.com)
When to use community health workers and the skills required vary depending on the environment, culture, and context in which they are used. (cdc.gov)
In this context, community health workers may be junior level health officers or volunteer healthcare workers who receive appropriate training for functioning at the required stage. (cdc.gov)
In other environments, community health workers function as promotoras or "health promoters. (cdc.gov)
Rashid J, Taiwo OO, Barraza-Roppe B, Lemus M. Using community health workers to prevent infectious diseases in women [conference summary]. (cdc.gov)
Staff1
The group's approximately 300 staff members serve more than 10,000 beneficiaries. (health.mil)
Addition1
In addition to MGN's work, certain states with high numbers of Plain people have introduced modified newborn screening algorithms to improve detection of newborns with genetic conditions that are common in these communities. (cdc.gov)
Research1
PCHC organizes collaborative research projects and educational events related to caring for Plain communities, including an annual conference. (cdc.gov)
Focus2
Intermediaries are place-based, which means that they focus on a specific community or geography. (richmondfed.org)
In this context, promotoras typically emerge from naturally occurring networks and focus on fostering behavior change through role modeling, group activities, skill building, and goal setting. (cdc.gov)
Public1
Our job is to serve the American public - to serve you. (richmondfed.org)
Specific1
Incidence of specific genetic conditions is elevated among Plain communities due to common cultural heritage and population isolation. (cdc.gov)
Families1
The training will be piloted with some families at New Leaf Clinic in Ohio and then adapted based on feedback from participants. (cdc.gov)
Conditions1
Training of the DLS entailed exposure of a total 76,370 retinal images (with and without each of the three conditions: diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and AMD) to the neural networks, which then adapted to differentiate between normal and abnormal and between conditions. (medscape.com)