SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - A new care facility is now open to seniors in the Hostess City.
Dedicated Senior Medical Center is a personalized facility for seniors to receive all around care from a physician.
The new office provides more than just a doctor’s visit. Patients like Hans Derkinderen are able to take part in social events and personalized treatments options.
Read MoreChenMed, a leading senior-focused primary care practice, today celebrated the grand opening of its hundredth center transforming care of the neediest populations. The newest Dedicated Senior Medical Center is the first of two serving aging Charlotte residents, and the first of eight opening rapidly throughout North Carolina to provide affordable VIP care that delivers better health to some 20,000 Medicare-eligible seniors statewide.
Read MoreA chain of medical clinics that specialize in treating older patients, often with low incomes and multiple chronic health conditions, is coming to five locations across the Triad.
ChenMed confirmed Monday that it plans to open in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, and Burlington, as well as Charlotte and Fayetteville. ChenMed takes part in the Medicare Advantage program, with Medicare paying a fixed amount each month for patients enrolled in Medicare Advantage Plans....
The company makes money by holding down costs, largely through avoiding costly hospitalizations and emergency-room visits, E.W. Tibbs, the company's regional vice president for dedicated medical centers in the Carolinas and Georgia, explained in a telephone interview with the Triad Business Journal. By seeing fewer patients but seeing them more often, ChenMed helps avoid costly hospitalizations and emergency-room visits. Its caregivers can see a patient 40 to 50 times for the cost of one emergency-room visit, Tibbs said.
Read MoreChenMed offers concierge-style medical services to many of the most health-vulnerable, low-income and underserved patients, said E.W. Tibbs, the company’s regional vice president for dedicated medical centers in the Carolinas and Georgia.
Read MoreE.W. Tibbs, Regional Vice President of ChenMed, said: “We are happy to have received this grant and thrilled about what we will be able to bring to the community as a result. We’ll be able to reach more seniors with more services that will result in better health. We look forward to being a part of the community.” ChenMed also is planning to open seven additional centers in North Carolina — in the cities of Burlington, Charlotte, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point. Read the full article.
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