Medical Community Eager to Learn About the Patient Centered Medical Home

HealthARCH’s Impact

3,173 providers assisted in the adoption and implementation of EHRs.
$48.3 million in federal incentive payments awarded to HealthARCH clients.
Supports the University of Central Florida’s role as a community partner and the College of Medicine’s mission of education and research.
Aligns with the mission and vision of the Triple Aim Initiative of Health Care Reform for improving patient care, population health and reducing costs.

(Orlando, October 18, 2013) Nearly one hundred physicians, practice and healthcare administrators attended a recent seminar on Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) recognition. The attendees from across the state heard from PCMH content experts, and a practice which is already PCMH recognized. The PCMH model of care emphasizes coordinated, whole person care that is team-based and led by a personal care physician. The event was hosted by the UCF Regional Extension Center as part of its educational outreach initiative and is leading the PCMH recognition efforts in Central Florida.

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(Moderator: Jordon Schagrin; Panelists: from left Pam Maxwell, Bernard M. Cohen, M.D., Milana L. Patterson, Randy Yniguez)

Tania Jendroch, Assistant Director for UCF REC welcomes attendees to the PCMH seminar in Orlando.