For Providers
Partnerships built in collaboration
We understand that providers want more time to care for patients and fewer headaches associated with navigating the healthcare regulatory landscape. That’s why at Collaborative Health Systems (CHS), we’re committed to partnering with community providers to help them maintain independence while achieving greater results in value-based care.
We’ve found that providers are overburdened by what it takes to make and maintain a successful transition to value-based care. And we can help. We partner with providers to understand their local markets, and then build customized solutions that will yield the greatest results. Whether you’re an independent practice or a multi-specialty hospital system, we want to build a meaningful relationship with you. Our collaborative approach ensures that our partners have access to resources, expertise, support and guidance to achieve the greatest possible results.
From population health analytics to clinical care coordination and patient engagement to quality reporting, our solutions and approaches drive results. We know what it takes to achieve greater outcomes for the patient, practice, and provider. Let us meet you where you are.
We invite you to collaborate with us
Whether you’re looking to join, form, or grow a collaborative, we have an approach for you.
- Join – we can help you find where you fit within our existing partnerships.
- Form – we can help you navigate available value-based care programs, find like-minded partner providers, and negotiate favorable contracts and relationships.
- Grow – we can help your existing organization lead the market in value-based care.
Our Solutions
From strategy and operations to technology and training, we build solutions with you so that you can build stronger relationships with your patients.
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Our Approach
Any strong collaboration begins with shared values. Here’s what’s important to us and how we do healthcare.
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Our Results
Our collaboratives continue to make a healthy impact on the physician, practice, and patient.
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