Adam Myers to spearhead Cleveland Clinic’s population health initiative
Adam Myers, MD, MHCM, FACHE, has joined the Cleveland Clinic as the director of community care and the chief of population health. He will lead Cleveland Clinic's new approach to managing care that will “proactively address the health needs of populations.”
Using customized registries and reports, Cleveland Clinic providers will be able to determine if patients are attending health appointments. Any member of the patient care team can connect with consenting patients to discuss their current health status and determine next steps.
“We look forward to welcoming Dr. Myers to lead Cleveland Clinic Community Care, a model that was launched in January after a year of thoughtful development,” said Herb Wiedemann, MD, Cleveland Clinic Chief of Staff, in a prepared statement. “While we already have made great strides in reorganizing our primary care practices to deliver on the promise of population health, which is to enhance health and value for the populations we serve, we are confident Dr. Myers will help us extend the model further.”
Myers will direct a team comprising physicians and advanced practice providers from various service lines including internal medicine, geriatrics and pediatrics. He brings with him population health leadership experience from the Texas Health Physicians Group/Enterprise, Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Methodist Health System and the American Hospital Association.
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