| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Denni McColm |
Chief Information Officer | Profile |
As a physician enablement company, we deliver solutions to provider groups, helping foster self-sufficiency by maximizing fee-for-service reimbursement, transitioning them to value-based programs, and preparing them to participate in clinically-integrated networks. More than 1,500 primary care physicians, specialists, and nurse practitioners in over 400 private practice and hospital-affiliated settings depend on Continuum’s clinical, technology, and business experts to develop customized management and technology-enabled solutions to meet their unique needs. Provider groups who engage Continuum discover new ways to: enhance patient access and experience, improve quality, and lower overall costs. As a proven partner in achieving these tenets, we help transform businesses, elevate performance today, and prepare clients to prosper tomorrow. Our managed services include: Continuum Practice Management: Physician-driven, patient-centric administrative solutions, financial services, revenue cycle management, managed healthcare information technology and performance management. Continuum Population Health: chronic care management, care coordination, transitions of care, analytics as a service, and value-based reimbursements. Continuum Network Development: Group formation and clinical integration network (CIN)/ accountable care organization (ACO) enablement, designed to expand a health organization’s provider footprint, as well as its ancillary and ambulatory infrastructure. We also work with employers and other enterprises in developing self-funded, narrow network solutions. Continuum Strategic and Value-Based Analytic Services: Actionable insights and expert advisory services that highlight patient population hot spots, trends, and opportunities.
Tri-County Health Care (TCHC) is a not-for-profit, private organization with services offered through Tri-County Hospital (TCH), a 25-bed critical access hospital located in Wadena and clinics in Bertha, Henning, Ottertail, Sebeka and Wadena; and Emergency Medical Services through Tri-County Hospital EMS. The Wadena medical community has had a strong tradition of providing an array of primary health care services since 1925. TCHC provides comprehensive health care to the people of Wadena, northern Todd and eastern/central Otter Tail counties. The TCHC service area is considered to be 25,000 people within a 25-mile radius of Wadena. This includes the communities of Bertha, Deer Creek, Henning, Hewitt, Menahga, New York Mills, Ottertail, Sebeka, Verndale and Wadena. TCHC is one of the few independent health care systems in Minnesota and is looked to for its expertise and innovation. The health care system is not affiliated, managed, leased or owned by any governmental entity, system or tertiary facility.
North Big Horn Hospital (NBHH) is a rural district hospital located in Lovell, Wyoming at the foot of the Big Horn Mountains. NBHH offers 15 beds for acute care plus a long-term care center (New Horizons Care Center) and Assisted Living is available. The
Northern Maine Medical Center is a modern, fully accredited, 49 bed acute care facility offering complete obstetric, surgical, pediatric, and general medical services. Northern Maine Medical Center also provides a state-of-the-art equipped 6-bed Intensive Care Unit for critically ill patients and offers the only Child, Adolescent and Adult inpatient Psychiatric Units in Northern Maine.Northern Maine Medical Center is a tobacco-free campus. Tobacco Free CampusAlthough currently known as Northern Maine Medical Center, the hospital was formerly called Peoples Benevolent Hospital. The first section was opened in 1952 with an addition in 1971. The dedicated Catholic Order of Sisters, “Les Petites Franciscaines de Marie,” managed the hospital from its inception to 1975 when it became a public community hospital. Ultimately, Northern Maine Medical Center belongs to the 15,000 people in the hospital’s service area , the Upper St. John Valley and neighboring communities. Acting on their behalf, the hospital is guided by a Board of Trustees who represent these health care consumers. The Medical Staff of Northern Maine Medical Center is highly competent and qualified. Most are board certified in their specialty. Doctors, Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners, 48 in total, are affiliated with the hospital. This professional pool of providers contributes to the broad number of specialty clinics which are offered on a scheduled basis which includes the full time staff of providers.
The Fort Hamilton Hospital is a Hamilton, OH-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.