Outreach Clinic Networks are Needed throughout the United States
Specialty care is routinely only available in larger cities. Syncoro Health decreases geographic disparities in care through the expansion of clinical services to rural communities across the United States applying a hub and spoke approach.
Services
AccessMap™ Strategic Assessment
A comprehensive assessment that identifies the specific needs in rural communities need based on population health, geography, disease burden, and care gaps.
Deliverables:
Specific outreach clinic locations
Operational model for outreach
Projected revenue from clinical expansion
Community Access Hub™ Program
A turnkey program that designs, builds, and launches fully staffed outreach clinic sites to expand local access to specialty services.
Deliverables:
Establish outreach office
Technological capability for clinical presentation
Trained staff for clinical presentation
Orchestrate ancillary services
APPConnect™ Integration Program
A structured approach to redesigning specialty departments with APP-led care pathways that expand access and reduce unnecessary tertiary visits.
Deliverables:
Develop an integrated APP service to expand clinical capacity
Support professional development of dermatology APPs
Build Clinical Partnerships with Neighboring Organizations
- Community-focused to bridge disparities
- Driven by valid and reliable data
- Relationship-enhancing
Engage Physicians
Relationships with physicians in both primary and secondary service areas, using strategic referral and market analytics, enhances catchment area and aligns physicians and organizations.
We identify gaps, connections between physicians, and clinical differentiators. Strategic leverage of this information strengthens relationships with physicians both in and out of market.
Improve Access
- Expand specialty services
- Bridge the Digital Divide using telemedicine centers
- Advanced Practice Provider Integration
Cooperative Care Delivery Model
This approach combines virtual care with a cooperative care delivery model, where the aim is not to shift patient care from one provider to another, but to expand access for patients and to create both new and clinically appropriate care for each care participant, with the aim that improved access will lead to enhanced care outcomes and more efficient care utilization.
Kaur, Nirmal MD. et al. NEJM Catalyst 2024.