What is a PCP?
A primary care provider will have a long-term relationship with you, helping you stay healthy or get better when you’re sick. Your PCP will be your partner, sharing the responsibility for your physical and mental health and wellbeing.
Primary care providers are also called general practitioners, because they cover all types of everyday health concerns. Your PCP can answer questions about infections, chronic conditions or medicines. With regular visits, such as annual health checkups, your PCP will get to know much about you:
A PCP can help you stay healthy and can be the first to treat any health problems that arise. Make time to find a PCP who is a partner in your long-term care, and have regular checkups.
A relationship with a PCP can help you detect and manage a wide range of health issues. A PCP can teach you how to lead a healthier lifestyle, provide needed medications, screen for disease and recommend specialists when you need them. Look for a PCP who fits your personality and over all well being.
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If you are looking for a PCP please click on the tab “Care Providers” and read about our care providers and select who fits best to meet your health care needs.
A Patient Centered Medical Home is a medical office where a team of health care providers works together to provide care for patients. In addition to physicians, this team can include professionals such as nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurse educators, care coordinators, social workers, and behavioral health counselors. The team works together to:
Utilizing evidence-based practice guidelines help providers deliver treatment that is scientifically supported clinical services that are best suited for our patient needs. Scientific supported treatment strategies are essential to ensuring that treatment services are safe and effective for our patient population
“NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home Recognition raises the bar in defining high-quality care by emphasizing access, health information technology and coordinated care focused on patients,” said NCQA President Margaret E. O’Kane. “Recognition shows that ResourceCare has the tools, systems and resources to provide its patients with the right care, at the right time.”
Advancing Health Information Technology (HIT) for Quality: Recognizes ResourceCare that they met all criteria to optimize HIT services that advance telehealth, patient engagement, interoperability, and collection of social determinants of health to increase access to care and advance quality of care.
Our participation in Target: BP demonstrates our commitment to reduce the number of Americans who have heart attacks and strokes by prioritizing blood pressure control.
Patient Centered Medical Home Recognition (PCMH): HRSA recognizes ResourceCare with PCMH recognition in one or more delivery sites.
he Participant award recognizes practices that have completed data submission, including clinical measure entry, and committed to improving quality of care for patients with type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular risk factors.
Our participation in Target: Type 2 Diabetes demonstrates our commitment to quality care. We are proud to be a part of the American Heart Association’s® efforts to turn guidelines into lifelines.
The Gold+ award recognizes practices that have demonstrated a commitment to measurement accuracy and have 70 percent or more of their adult patient population with high BP controlled.
The Participant award recognizes practices that have committed to improving ASCVD risk assessment and submitted data on appropriate statin therapy.
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