Texoma Regional Clinic Service StrategyAbstractIn the following paper, this writer will discuss the service strategy of Texoma Regional Clinic. Topics discussed will include how the service strategy creates a healing environment and how the strategy affects employees, patients, and visitors, Additionally, this writer will discuss how the service strategy creates a customer service culture and how the strategy creates an employee environment.
Texoma Regional Clinic Service StrategyA service strategy is built upon the foundation laid out in an organization’s mission and vision statements (Fottler, Ford, & Heaton, 2011). For this reason, the service strategy of Texoma Regional Clinic will follow in the footsteps of the mission and vision statements previously discussed. The main goals of Texoma Regional Clinic are to provide the low-income, underinsured, and uninsured community members with quality healthcare services for free or at a very minimal cost. Through donations from community members and funding provided by Texoma Medical Center, the clinic will be able to offer the community the up-to-the-minute diagnostics, testing, treatments, and care that they deserve. Texoma Regional Clinic staff believes that no individual should be denied healthcare based on their inability to pay, and furthermore, that worries over the financial burden of healthcare costs can worsen health. Texoma Regional Clinic will treat patients and coworkers with the utmost respect, and doctor, nurse, patient, and receptionist will all work together to bring true healing to the community.
Patients will notice a difference in Texoma Regional Clinic from their first encounter with staff members. Whether the patient is a walk-in or makes an appointment over the phone, staff will treat the patient as a person seeking help and not just an insurance card or an empty bank account. Socioeconomic status has been proven to be directly related to health status. Those with a lower socioeconomic status, such as those with low-paying jobs and poor education are much more likely to have poor health (Crimmins, 2010). By serving this group of people, Texoma Regional Clinic is able to provide hope for an entire group of people who already have it bad enough. Texoma Regional Clinic will offer information for each patient as deemed relevant about help for addiction, housing, food sources, jobs, and education. Texoma Regional Clinic believes in providing a hand up, not a hand out.
A Patient of the Month
For a health-focused group, the Health Resource Center brings together clinicians in need of more information. An in-person meeting can get you started on a wide variety of issues, whether that includes treatment, treatment goals, how to pay, and financial guidance. Health Resource Center helps staff of all ages, whether they are working to improve their access to care, seeking therapy, or seeking help. For information on health benefits and more, visit https://hcpc.org/health-benefits or call 973-976-6800 to schedule your meeting.
The Health Resource Center offers up-to-date treatment plans for all health needs for those who are uninsured and uninsured:
• A personalized and convenient program can be developed in the first few days following a patient’s access to an exchange, which can include referral to a treatment clinic.
• A “TRAIC” program provides referral to health care providers for a free consultation or, if that is available, a monthly consultation.
• There are free free online resources available for use and discussion through the online Healthcare Resource Center that are both a resource for the community and a resource for community organizations as well as for health care professionals.
An Inclusive Health Resource
Health Resource Centers work with our community to provide health resources to a wide variety of people, from cancer patients (in our case, family members) to retirees and their families.
A Patient of the Year
Health Resource Centers will be a great resource for a patient the most time a visit to your program. The medical needs of the clinic are often addressed within one or more of our community organizations, so patients who may be concerned about the needs of local health care professionals may want to work with the Health Resource Center. Each medical needs assessment can be completed by a physician for any of our clinics as well as a health counselor or health care provider to help evaluate the needs and possible treatment. We will also coordinate with our community to ensure that any patient who would benefit from access to the clinics has access to an integrated clinic and all of its services are included in the program. We plan to have a list of all of the clinics we are considering in the future, so if you are in need of information about a location or individual you could call us.
We offer our Health Resource Centers in a large number of areas as a result of the diverse work they do that encompasses all of our communities. Many of these health and behavioral health centers are conveniently located in multiple locations and some serve as community centers. These health and behavioral health centers are open 24 hours, 365 days a year, 365 days a year to offer our client community their healthcare. Some clinics are staffed during the day and some during the night. There are also some health care facilities offered along with a health counselor or health care provider (PCE) who will assist patients with the care they require and the cost of the services they have provided. The health and behavioral health center can also be a large meeting place, medical office, health office on site, or private location of a health hospital.
While we have several locations of health centers as well as other resources to help you choose the best plan for you, we would be remiss if we don’t also provide assistance for your individual or community health needs.
If you would like additional assistance, please call our clinic’s Health Resource Center office at (847) 687-4070.
Our hospital-based health benefits range substantially.
Most of our hospitals will provide one or more of our local programs to fit your individual needs. Although we offer a variety of programs, we require patients to complete either an Individual Health Care Services Program, Care of Care Programs, or Care of Care Programs Program. Our patients who complete these programs should contact our Patient Development Center at www.patient-enrollment.com so they can make an informed decision.
We do not offer specific patient health benefits to individuals. Please see our patient care page for more detailed information about what you can expect when you visit.
All health and behavioral health centers operate from within a single community-based health center.
To make your experience with these programs in your area convenient, please refer to the Health Care Benefits page on our website. It is important that you have complete information about the program you plan to visit and how we can help.
This program covers the cost of an individual healthcare center for all patients visiting an individualized health clinic that includes a medical check-up. Patients who have a personal health benefit plan may plan to receive individual care with or without their health care center on our website. This package includes a medical check-up appointment, visit to our center through any of our local health care providers, and a special services package. Patients who are looking to go to a referral center may not access a special services package (such as a special order program) but cannot access special medical care.
This package includes: • Personal Health Care Services • Care of Care Program • Health Care Services Package • Special Services Package • Special Services Package • Special Service Package • Social Services Package • Special Services Package • Additional Providers
All residents of the United States may call (800) 684-5534 with information to ask for assistance at a designated health center. If you wish to request assistance, contact your local physician using the individual services page or the physician’s office in your area.
If you would like additional information about this program or if possible, please contact our clinic’s Health Resource Center.
The Health Resource Center will also provide referrals for people with any of our facilities to get their services as soon as
An Inclusive Health Resource is a must-have to be considered when determining your own health-care provider. The physician or health counselor in need of advice about access to a clinic or to health care services is also welcome! The physician or health counselor needed to take care of anyone who isn’t covered by our clinics is also referred for this group. Additionally, if need be, we encourage you to call 877-741-2056 or email [email protected] and we will coordinate with you.
Health Resource Centers are also known to provide financial benefits to those who have had a difficult time getting covered through our clinics in general. This is due to low funding from Medicaid as well as the insurance programs Medicare and Medicaid cover uninsured persons. To be covered through your health care center, you would have to be able to contribute a limited amount of money each month. The amount you contribute is generally based off of your medical and dental costs that you incurred while enrolled in Medicare, as well as the amount you have in your checking account and your monthly payment. If you
A Patient of the Month
For a health-focused group, the Health Resource Center brings together clinicians in need of more information. An in-person meeting can get you started on a wide variety of issues, whether that includes treatment, treatment goals, how to pay, and financial guidance. Health Resource Center helps staff of all ages, whether they are working to improve their access to care, seeking therapy, or seeking help. For information on health benefits and more, visit https://hcpc.org/health-benefits or call 973-976-6800 to schedule your meeting.
The Health Resource Center offers up-to-date treatment plans for all health needs for those who are uninsured and uninsured:
• A personalized and convenient program can be developed in the first few days following a patient’s access to an exchange, which can include referral to a treatment clinic.
• A “TRAIC” program provides referral to health care providers for a free consultation or, if that is available, a monthly consultation.
• There are free free online resources available for use and discussion through the online Healthcare Resource Center that are both a resource for the community and a resource for community organizations as well as for health care professionals.
An Inclusive Health Resource
Health Resource Centers work with our community to provide health resources to a wide variety of people, from cancer patients (in our case, family members) to retirees and their families.
A Patient of the Year
Health Resource Centers will be a great resource for a patient the most time a visit to your program. The medical needs of the clinic are often addressed within one or more of our community organizations, so patients who may be concerned about the needs of local health care professionals may want to work with the Health Resource Center. Each medical needs assessment can be completed by a physician for any of our clinics as well as a health counselor or health care provider to help evaluate the needs and possible treatment. We will also coordinate with our community to ensure that any patient who would benefit from access to the clinics has access to an integrated clinic and all of its services are included in the program. We plan to have a list of all of the clinics we are considering in the future, so if you are in need of information about a location or individual you could call us.
We offer our Health Resource Centers in a large number of areas as a result of the diverse work they do that encompasses all of our communities. Many of these health and behavioral health centers are conveniently located in multiple locations and some serve as community centers. These health and behavioral health centers are open 24 hours, 365 days a year, 365 days a year to offer our client community their healthcare. Some clinics are staffed during the day and some during the night. There are also some health care facilities offered along with a health counselor or health care provider (PCE) who will assist patients with the care they require and the cost of the services they have provided. The health and behavioral health center can also be a large meeting place, medical office, health office on site, or private location of a health hospital.
While we have several locations of health centers as well as other resources to help you choose the best plan for you, we would be remiss if we don’t also provide assistance for your individual or community health needs.
If you would like additional assistance, please call our clinic’s Health Resource Center office at (847) 687-4070.
Our hospital-based health benefits range substantially.
Most of our hospitals will provide one or more of our local programs to fit your individual needs. Although we offer a variety of programs, we require patients to complete either an Individual Health Care Services Program, Care of Care Programs, or Care of Care Programs Program. Our patients who complete these programs should contact our Patient Development Center at www.patient-enrollment.com so they can make an informed decision.
We do not offer specific patient health benefits to individuals. Please see our patient care page for more detailed information about what you can expect when you visit.
All health and behavioral health centers operate from within a single community-based health center.
To make your experience with these programs in your area convenient, please refer to the Health Care Benefits page on our website. It is important that you have complete information about the program you plan to visit and how we can help.
This program covers the cost of an individual healthcare center for all patients visiting an individualized health clinic that includes a medical check-up. Patients who have a personal health benefit plan may plan to receive individual care with or without their health care center on our website. This package includes a medical check-up appointment, visit to our center through any of our local health care providers, and a special services package. Patients who are looking to go to a referral center may not access a special services package (such as a special order program) but cannot access special medical care.
This package includes: • Personal Health Care Services • Care of Care Program • Health Care Services Package • Special Services Package • Special Services Package • Special Service Package • Social Services Package • Special Services Package • Additional Providers
All residents of the United States may call (800) 684-5534 with information to ask for assistance at a designated health center. If you wish to request assistance, contact your local physician using the individual services page or the physician’s office in your area.
If you would like additional information about this program or if possible, please contact our clinic’s Health Resource Center.
The Health Resource Center will also provide referrals for people with any of our facilities to get their services as soon as
An Inclusive Health Resource is a must-have to be considered when determining your own health-care provider. The physician or health counselor in need of advice about access to a clinic or to health care services is also welcome! The physician or health counselor needed to take care of anyone who isn’t covered by our clinics is also referred for this group. Additionally, if need be, we encourage you to call 877-741-2056 or email [email protected] and we will coordinate with you.
Health Resource Centers are also known to provide financial benefits to those who have had a difficult time getting covered through our clinics in general. This is due to low funding from Medicaid as well as the insurance programs Medicare and Medicaid cover uninsured persons. To be covered through your health care center, you would have to be able to contribute a limited amount of money each month. The amount you contribute is generally based off of your medical and dental costs that you incurred while enrolled in Medicare, as well as the amount you have in your checking account and your monthly payment. If you
Visitors that either come to learn about the facility or come with patients will also be treated with respect. Once approved