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One of CCNC's networks, Community Care of the Lower Cape Fear, hosted an evening meeting with physicians to discuss updates and strategies for the upcoming Medicaid reform in North Carlina
Clinically-integrated network to provide care management, clinical support for advanced medical homes
“Our goal is to help the independent physician deal with the significant pressures of healthcare reform,” says CCNC President and CEO Dr. Allen Dobson.
An article by US News and World Report mentions how Community Care of Wake and Johnston Counties, one of CCNC's networks, is working to fill the cracks in the nation's health care system based on needs in the community
Jamie Philyaw, MSW, Vice President of Care Management, talks to Healthcare IT News about the new care management platform from VirtualHealth that CCNC is implementing to help drive efficiencies around "whole person" patient-centered care
CCNC announces Dr. Carlos Jackson as new Chief Data and Analytics Officer, CCNC President & CEO Dr. Allen Dobson talks clinically integrated networks and why they are key to access for rural and underserved populations, Dr. Troy Trygstad talks community pharmacies and why they are a huge asset in chronic care, & more in this month's issue
More than 85% of primary care practice responders agree that working with a CPESN pharmacy can help improve patient health outcomes, a study by Trista Pfeiffenberger, director of quality assurance and improvement for CPESN, and Kristin Lundeen, director of pharmacy at CCNC, found
View pictures and download the posters presented at the Clinical Operations annual Care Management Conference in Raleigh, NC
Ahead of NC's healthcare $14 billion Medicaid reform, Tom Wroth, chief operating officer at CCNC, says a major area of focus for CCNC will be working with small, independent physician practices
“CCNC's model is to try to contract with multiple plans and be that single source of care management that really helps improve the care outcome [for] the Medicaid population,” Stan Taylor, senior vice president of business development at CCNC, tells the Triangle Business Journal
MeridianHealth and Community Care Physician Network confirmed an agreement today to build upon CCPN’s advanced medical home success and incorporate Meridian’s leading quality programs to create better outcomes for North Carolina Medicaid enrollees
One of only 29 organizations nationwide participating in the Transforming Clinical Practice, CCNC is making progress in preparing North Carolina Medical practices for value-based reimbursement
Results from a case study in one of CCNC's local networks found savings of $1.9 million annually for approximately 20,000 program members
Pediatric EHRs, strides in PTN, & more in this month's issue from CCNC
Trauma-informed primary care can ameliorate the impact of adverse childhood experiences in early childhood, writes CCNC's Dr. Marian Earls in the latest issue of the 'North Carolina Medical Journal'
CCNC's patient-centered care management strategy requires turning healthcare upside down, says Jamie Philyaw, vice president of care management at CCNC
Dr. Marian Earls, CCNC's deputy chief medical officer and pediatrician, & Kern Eason, pediatric program manager at CCNC, sat down with 'Healthcare Informatics' and 'EHR Intelligence' to talk CCNC's efforts to bring pediatric functionality to electronic health records (EHRs)
North Carolina Medical Journal's January/February issue features an article written by Kern Eason, program manager at CCNC, and Dr. Marian Earls, deputy chief medical officer at CCNC, on the unique path of integrating oral health into pediatric primary care visits in North Carolina
Triangle Business Journal covers CCNC's new partnership with VirtualHealth, a Manhattan-based digital population health management company
CCNC is partnering with VirtualHealth to implement a new care management platform incorporating technology and value-based care for its program’s 1.7 million current Medicaid members and anticipated Medicare Advantage enrollees