The CORE Institute signed a co-management partnership agreement with Providence Hospitals in Novi, Mich., according to a Home Town Life report.
Under the agreement, orthopedic surgeons from The CORE Institute will set a new standard for care at the hospital based on clinical metrics, standardized protocols, research and expertise.
"We're building upon our reputation for superior clinical care by creating a more comprehensive program capable of managing even the most complex orthopedic cases," said David Markel, MD, president of The CORE Institute. "At Providence and Providence Park Hospitals, our new model will ensure patients in the community are receiving the highest quality of coordinated care from admission through surgery, to discharge and outpatient rehabilitation."
The key benefits of the co-management include:
• Improved quality of care
• Better outcomes
• Enhanced patient experience
The agreement is also designed to help lower cost at the hospital.
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