HRHCare Selected as National Safety Net Advancement Center Grantee

From HRHCare:

HRHCare, one of the most comprehensive community health care systems in the country, announced Thusday, Aug. 4 that it has been selected as a grantee of the National Safety Net Advancement Center (SNAC) at Arizona State University. HRHCare will receive $83,334 to implement innovative health care payment and care delivery reform projects. HRHCare has been tasked with “Advancing Value-Based Care in New York’s Hudson Valley” – a testament to the unmatched suite of services it offers under-served populations in the region.

This grant will allow HRHCare to enhance strategies for identifying high-cost/high-risk patients, refine its care coordination approach and finalize supportive financial management strategies. Other grantees are based in Alabama, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Illinois and Iowa.

“HRHCare is delighted to work with SNAC as we identify innovative ways to improve health care delivery for New Yorkers who need it most,” said HRHCare President and CEO Anne Kauffman Nolon. “While HRHCare has 40 years’ experience delivering the highest quality care to some of the most vulnerable populations in New York, I’m excited to use this program to innovate even further, sharing lessons and best practices with partners across the country along the way. We look forward to continuing to prove why 135,000 patients make the best choice in HRHCare every year, while remaining at the cutting edge of best practices for community health care providers nationwide.”

Further information is available through the HRHCare website.

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