Rochester Regional Health is serving up a new summer social media series. Cooking with Casey is a casual conversation over an outdoor grill focused on men’s health. It’s a perfect mix of education and tasty summer sizzlers.
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The article discusses the role of clinical pharmacists and their impact on population health and value based contracts within a multidisciplinary care management team.
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Patients who have chronic but manageable conditions are identified through care managers of Greater Rochester Independent Practice Association, which is owned in part by its member physicians and in part by RRH. The individuals are matched with RIT students who successfully complete a classroom course and a practicum. Watch Video and read article.
Joseph Vasile, MD, CEO of the Greater Rochester Independent Practice Association (GRIPA) was interviewed by Modern Healthcare Reporter Bob Herman for a story on a new Medicare cost-sharing model, designed to reduce certain co-payments for seniors.
Recently, the Greater Rochester Independent Practice Association (GRIPA) opted for a secure health data exchange solution that was implemented with DataMotion Direct Secure Messaging and the Infor Cloverleaf Cloud Health Information Exchange (HIE).
How does a healthcare network connect data from more than 1,000 employed and private practice physicians, three community hospitals, a multi-disciplinary care management team and an IT team all while reporting required information as part of accountable care organizations? Click here to read more.
GRIPA’s CEO, CMO and care managers along with other Rochester Regional Health physicians and staff serve as educators for the Meds370 course that introduces students to the health care landscape and serves as prerequisite course to becoming a health coach. Click here to watch interview.
>GRIPA’s President and CEO, Dr. Joseph Vasile on the cover of Modern Healthcare’s CEO’s Embrace Value-Based Pay.
Bill Pelino, GRIPA’s Chief Operating and Chief Financial Officer to present at the Rochester Regional Chapter of Healthcare Financial Management Association’s No Excuse! – Incorporating Core Values, Accountability and Balance into Your Life & Career.
Congratulations to Talia McKay, one of GRIPA’s Intake Coordinators on receiving the “RIT Outstanding Undergraduate Scholars Award”. This award is given to a small percentage of students from each college within the University, and it is based on overall GPA, community involvement, extracurricular activities, and overall enthusiasm for academics.