With Yuvo Health as a partner, our nation’s community health centers can focus on what they do best: Providing compassionate care to their community. Now, these health centers are gaining a meaningful seat at the table in value-based care by leveraging new revenue opportunities without risk, scalable infrastructure backed by our dedicated team, and a village of partners committed to their success.
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“Community Health Centers are an extraordinary bargain in terms of what they deliver. CHCs only use 1-2% of overall healthcare dollars to serve 10% of the population." -- NACHC President and CEO Kyu Rhee, MD, MPP, speaking at last month's Policy and Issues Forum. Besides delivering high-quality care and other services, health centers do so cost-effectively! #WisdomWednesday #ValueCHCs
Yuvo Health Chief Technology Officer?Sujata Bajaj?speaks about Yuvo's approach to empower FQHCs in value-based care in this recent article:?https://lnkd.in/e7HpZ8Nw “Our FQHC partners are the ones doing the heavy lifting to care for their patients, so we want to shoulder the burden of putting the nuts and bolts in place while also providing as much guidance and support as necessary to infuse data and insights that improve the patient care process." ? "We’re with our FQHCs all the way, from wherever they start to anywhere they can dream of going. It’s always such an honor to make this journey together.” Read how Yuvo technology tools are helping FQHCs meet their VBC goals here ???https://lnkd.in/e7HpZ8Nw #VBC?#valuebasedcare?#FQHC?#FQHCs?#CHCs #CHC?#communityhealth?#healthit?#populationhealth
On Monday, we were excited to join community health center advocates from across New York State - including Metro Community Health Centers and several more of our FQHC partners - for Community Health Care Association of NYS' Advocacy Day. Chief Strategy Officer Janel S. and Senior Vice President of Performance Tasha Scott were proud to stand with the hundreds of passionate people calling for increased support for CHCs. #valuechcs #communityhealth #CHCs #FQHCs
This Monday, March 3rd, Metro Community Health Centers joined Community Health Care Association of NYS’ Advocacy Day to advocate for increased funding and support for community health centers. We had the opportunity to connect with key leaders, including Jo Ann Van Slyke, Director of Special Operations for Assemblymember JoAnne Simon and Justin Westbrook-Lowery, Chief of Staff for State Assemblymember Karines Reyes RN. Thank you to CHCANYS for organizing this important event and to our dedicated team for representing Metro and our patients! A special thank you as well to the leaders we met with for taking the time to hear about the critical role community health centers play in providing accessible care to all. #AdvocacyDay2025 #MCHC #CHCANYS
Community Health Centers provide increasingly comprehensive care to their communities, for many serving as the only access point for primary care, behavioral health, vision, and oral health services. As #NationalDentistsDay shines a spotlight on the importance of oral health for overall health and well-being, we're grateful for the more than 80% of CHCs and their teams who offer dental services in the environment their patients have come to trust.
Witnessing what FQHCs are capable of when they have the resources they need is as inspiring as it gets. At Yuvo Health, we recognize that FQHCs need these resources ??????????. That's why we're focused on creating an immediate impact for our FQHC partners by easing the burdens on staff, enhancing operational efficiency and creating new revenue streams—paving the way for long-term success in value-based care. ?? In our latest article (https://lnkd.in/gf82reaw) learn how our FQHC partners are putting the following to work for their communities: ??Contracts that deliver more revenue for FQHCs ??Discovery and co-development of a customized plan ??Curated patient profiles, conveniently in the EHR ??Hands-on support and expert guidance on VBC performance ??Augmented support for risk, quality and care management ??Collaboration with other FQHCs ??Revenue and shared savings opportunities #VBC #valuebasedcare #communityhealth #populationhealth #CHCs #FQHCs
Several key statistics on how Community Health Centers help to lower healthcare costs: ?? CHCs save Medicaid $1,400 per adult patient per year. ?? In 2023, CHCs provided care to 18% of all Medicaid beneficiaries, but accounted for only 2.3% of total Medicaid spending. More on the impact of CHCs: #Medicaid #CHC #FQHC #communityhealth
Why is Medicaid important to Community Health Center patients? ???? Nearly half of CHC patients are insured by Medicaid. ???? CHCs provide cost-effective services that keep Medicaid patients healthy, prevent emergency department visits and hospitalizations, and reduce the need for costly specialty care. NACHC's resource details how CHCs provide comprehensive primary and preventive care at a lower cost than other primary?care providers, saving Medicaid $1,400 per adult patient per year. #HealthCenters #ValueCHCs
FQHCs are putting Yuvo's technology solutions to work to enhance quality of care, streamline staff workflows and ultimately, to drive success in value-based care. Equipped with a suite of technology tools tailored to their needs and the Yuvo team as hands-on support, our FQHC partners are: ?? Closing gaps in care ?? More easily identifying high-risk patients ?? Optimizing pre-visit planning ?? Reaching patients more effectively and efficiently ?? Improving communications across the care team Read how FQHC partners can leverage Yuvo Health's technology to meet their value-based care goals in our latest article: https://lnkd.in/e7HpZ8Nw #valuebasedcare #HIT #healthit #vbc #communityhealth #CHCs #FQHCs #populationhealth
Community health centers are ?????????????? doing more with less. They have been since their inception. And they're often ?????? lifeline for more than 32.5 million people who rely on them for primary care, behavioral health services, dental care, maternal health... the list goes on. In this article, The Commonwealth Fund shares a list of articles that demonstrates how CHCs: Reduce costs ?? Improve quality of care ?? Expand healthcare access for tens of millions of people ?? All while stretched beyond their limits. But we can't expect CHCs to keep doing more without the resources they need. That's why at Yuvo Health, we're committed to reducing the burden on CHCs while opening the door to more sustainable revenue and resources. We're proud to work elbow-to-elbow to help health centers gain the advantage in value-based care. https://lnkd.in/eeR_BH6R
It's been - and continues to be - a challenging year for community health centers. That's what made it all the more inspiring to hear Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) deliver a pointed message to CHCs earlier this month at the NACHC Policy & Issues Forum (#PI2025): ?? "One of the bright spots I see is the extraordinary work that community health centers are doing. So thank you and go forth and continue doing what you're doing." As we were listening, we immediately scanned the room to recognize some of our partners in attendance who are part of this extraordinary work Bernie spoke of. East Harlem Council for Human Services, Inc. (Boriken Neighborhood Health Center), Callen-Lorde Community Health Center, Damian Family Care Centers, Inc., Housing Works Community Healthcare, Metro Community Health Centers and Ryan Health - we hope you took this message to heart. Thank you, from all of us at Yuvo Health, too. #valuechcs #communityhealth #healthcenters #communityhealthcenters #FQHCs #CHCs
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Over the weekend, our very own Chief Science Officer Peter Shin and Chief Policy Officer Joe Dunn spoke to C-SPAN's Washington Journal?about the critical role health centers play in addressing America's primary care needs. Despite serving 32.5 million Americans (10% of the U.S. population), CHCs only represent roughly 1% of our nation's total annual health care spend. Health centers?have had bipartisan support for over 60 years and we continue to work with policymakers to ensure that we can carry out our mission to care for our patients.?https://bit.ly/3Qnlt5D?