Community Health Network has announced a joint venture (JV) with GoHealth, aiming to improve the availability and quality of urgent care services across Indiana, US.
This collaboration will see six existing Community MedCheck urgent care centers rebranded as Community-GoHealth Urgent Care centers later in 2025, with additional expansion plans in place to address community needs.
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It is poised to offer patients enhanced access to Community Health Network’s services and providers, integrated with GoHealth’s customer experience.
This model serves as an entry point to a comprehensive continuum of care.
The JV is set to commence operations later in the year with a smooth transition anticipated for the existing MedCheck locations, maintaining the same quality of care that patients expect.
During the transition to Community-GoHealth, there will be no interruption in patient care.
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By GlobalDataCommunity Health Network executive vice-president and chief transformation officer Patrick McGill said: “We are excited to partner with GoHealth. Their proven consumer-focused model will allow Community Health Network to deliver even more exceptional, convenient care to Hoosiers throughout Central Indiana.
“Together, we’ll be able to bring integrative healthcare solutions closer to home for the communities we serve.”
GoHealth’s Connected Care Model is designed to provide customers with quality, readily available care. It leverages partnerships with health systems, facilitating a network that includes primary care physicians, hospitals and specialists.
This approach aims to ensure care continuity and streamlined communication within the healthcare ecosystem, thus enhancing the overall patient experience.
GoHealth CEO Todd Latz said: “Community-GoHealth aims to provide every customer with effortless, personal and connected care by deeply integrating with our new partners to offer high-quality care in neighbourhoods throughout Central Indiana.”
Last year, Community Health Network deployed Microsoft Azure and the Nuance Dragon Medical platform to transform its healthcare delivery and patient experiences.
