Coffee with a Provider
An interview with Drs. Rachel Masel-Miller and Satyajeet Roy.
Cooper ACO congratulates the Internal Medicine office team at 1103 North Kings Highway, Cherry Hill for exceeding the goals in successful completion of 2021 Annual Wellness Visits.
An interview with Drs. Rachel Masel-Miller and Satyajeet Roy.
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Cooper’s Center for LGBTQ+ Health
Happy Pride month to those in the LGBTQ+ community as well as our allies! What started out as a movement sparked by protests turned into a month of both awareness and celebration for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and gender non-conforming Continue Reading
Hospital-to-Home
The Importance of the “Hospital-to-home” Connection in Treating Patients with Heart Failure.
Heart failure is a common and serious illness. Thirty day mortality rate after a hospitalization for heart failure is around 10%, and one year mortality rate is 20%. Continue Reading
Offering Emotional First Aid to Your Patients During the COVID19 Pandemic
Since the onset of the COVID19 pandemic, Americans have been faced with unforeseen and unprecedented challenges that are provoking a host of stress responses. The magnitude of the disruptions to daily life are difficult enough for most people to cope Continue Reading
The Medicare Wellness Exam Can Have Benefits throughout the Year
As Medicare Annual Wellness Visits are becoming a more routine part of healthcare, providers are becoming aware of the advantages: patient attribution, opportunity to update chronic conditions to reflect the true complexity of the patient, and a review of health Continue Reading
The Shifting Strategy of Healthcare Teams
As a primary care provider, I have patients who come in and say “I want you to be the quarterback of my care.” I understand their sentiment – in a fractured and complicated healthcare landscape they want someone who calls Continue Reading
Hospitalists’ Impact on the ACO
Patients who are hospitalized are sicker and more complex than ever. As more care is provided in outpatient and alternative locations, the patients who do make it into the hospital are those with high acuity illness and multiple serious chronic Continue Reading
Why Support Accountable Care Organizations?
A College Student’s Perspective on ACOs. Continue Reading