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We have served over 150 communities across seven states, but our network is quickly expanding. If you are interested in getting your practice on the map, reach out today to discuss potential partnership opportunities.
If you’re experiencing any of the following, it might be time to reach out and discuss your options:
Join our growing communities or be the first in your community to make a difference with Health Care Advantage.
Not every practice is a match for a partnership with Health Care Advantage. We focus on building long-term, strategic partnerships with value-based care organizations that meet our high standards. Ask the following questions to see if you’d be a good fit.
If you are looking for adults on Medicare who are ready to take an active role in their health care experience, we can help support your marketing and patient acquisition efforts.
To be considered a value-based care provider, practices need to hold doctors accountable for delivering improved health outcomes. Our partners are responsible for offering longer appointments with less waiting room time and more personalized patient care.
Many practices are so full, it's difficult for patients to get an appointment. The average primary care doctor has 2,000 to 3,000 patients. Value-based care providers limit the size of their practices so it’s easier for patients to get in and get more time with their doctors.
Our partners offer dedicated care teams comprised of value-based care coaches, physicians and nurse practitioners as well as clinical specialists, all of whom understand the physical, mental and emotional challenges of adults on Medicare.
Wider halls and doorways for walkers and wheelchairs, non-slip flooring and hand bars in restrooms are just some of the ways our partner practices help to increase comfort and, more importantly, safety for adults on Medicare.
Many of our partners offer community rooms, on-site pharmacies, free transportation to and from appointments and other services to help make it easier for patients to get the health care they deserve.