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Do you feel like you get to spend enough time ⏲ with your patients during their treatments❓ Do you ever feel the pressure to double book patients❔ Do you regularly have to treat patients that you didn't evaluate or create their plan of care❓ We pride ourselves on a 1️⃣ : 1️⃣ appointment model, no double booking, and keeping patients with their primary clinician for all appointments. You get more uninterrupted time with the patient and better continuity of care as you progress them through treatment.👍 All of these things result in happy 😁 patients and happier 🤩 clinicians because they get to help people in the simplest way possible. Want to learn more about Achieve? DM Michael Farnsworth🙋♂️ to have a conversation.

Do you feel like you get to spend enough time ⏲ with your patients during their treatments❓ Do you ever feel the pressure to double book patients❔ Do you regularly have to treat patients that you didn't evaluate or create their plan of care❓ We pride ourselves on a 1️⃣ : 1️⃣ appointment model, no double booking, and keeping patients with their primary clinician for all appointments. You get more uninterrupted time with the patient and better continuity of care as you progress them through treatment.👍 All of these things result in happy 😁 patients and happier 🤩 clinicians because they get to help people in the simplest way possible. Want to learn more about Achieve? DM Michael Farnsworth🙋♂️ to have a conversation.

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Why does this need to be said? "Always do what’s right by the patient." Look. I help reduce hospital acquired conditions (HACs) with improved documentation. But if the documentation is solid and we still have too many HACs? Guess what. That's a process and care problem. Great. We've exposed a problem that we can now fix. For providers, don't let your hospital bully you into doing things you know aren't best for the patient. Those in CDI and Quality, remember that HAC's aren't the end-all be-all. It's patient safety.

No two shifts in the Emergency Department are the same. Patients are triaged based on the severity of their conditions, so emergency physicians like Dr. Tina Chiang may need to shift her focus to attending to another patient who requires more immediate critical care. This unpredictability keeps Tina engaged, knowing that she can make a difference in someone’s life when they need it the most. Learn more about Tina's role and her commitment to quality patient care: https://bit.ly/4dnuQLY

Each time I get "sign out" from one of my hospitalist partners, they also comment about how many patients were just discharged...sometimes a third of the service or more. It always makes me smile. As a hospital physician my focus is two-fold: first, help free people from disease and pain, and second, help free them from the hospital! As a physician, do you still relish those daily wins? At ABOUT Healthcare, we focus on making that happen, assuring that nothing gets in the way. People want to get healthy, and they want to go home. In my work at ABOUT, my mission is the same, and nothing makes me smile more than seeing our clients successfully get people out the door, and back to living.

Demonstrating compassion, effective communication, teamwork and dedication to delivering quality patient care.

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