PeaceHealth Clinically Integrated Network (CIN)
Value-Based Care Vision
The vision for value-based care is:
- Growing differently to provide convenient, accessible and high-quality care.
- Thinking differently to adopt a wellness-first, population health mindset.
- Providing a different patient experience through digital technologies and data insights.
- Enabling safe, seamless and highly personalized experiences.
About CIN
A clinically integrated network (CIN) is a group of providers, hospitals and clinics that work together to provide high-quality care and reduce unnecessary costs to specific populations within defined communities.
A CIN uses clinical governance and quality metrics to create a unified regional healthcare delivery system that demonstrates value while enhancing patient care and experience.
Participating Provider Groups
Columbia Allergy * Washington & Oregon locations only
Longview Orthopedic Associates
Senior Leadership
- Melissa Edwards, MD – Chief Executive
- Daleasha Hall, MDiv, MBA – System Director, Value-Based Care Programs
- Simon Lai, MD – Medical Director
Governing Board Members
- Mike Dwyer (Chair) – PeaceHealth
- Aidan deRenne, MD – Evergreen Pediatric Clinic
- Melissa Edwards, MD – PeaceHealth Medical Group
- Erin Gerner – PeaceHealth
- Simon Lai, MD – PeaceHealth Medical Group
- Serge Lindner, MD – PeaceHealth Medical Group
- Mark Meyers, MD – Northwest Medical Homes
- Greg Moore, MD – Pacific Sports and Spine
- Dan Reznicek, MD – Pacific Northwest Urology Specialists
- James Sims, NP – PeaceHealth Medical Group
- Stephen Southerland, MD – Rebound Orthopedics & Neurosurgery
Shared Savings Information
Of the shared savings earned by the CIN in calendar year 2022, 36% was reserved for operational expenses and to invest in:
- Care infrastructure
- Redesigning care processes
- Other resources necessary to improve outcomes and reduce total cost of care
The remaining 64% was distributed to our participating provider groups according to the PeaceHealth CIN PY2022 Shared Savings Distribution Policy.
Community Connect
Electronic Health Record (EHR) and practice management systems are a “must-have” for medical practices to effectively deliver day-to-day patient care, promote optimal health maintenance practices and fulfill required regulatory reporting.
- Community Connect is an extension of the EHR system (and associated support required) that PeaceHealth hospitals and clinics have been effectively using for nearly 10 years.
- The independent practice EHR is geared toward independent and small-group medical practices that might find the acquisition of a similarly comprehensive system out of reach, logistically and/or financially.
Community Connect:
- Supports start-to-finish operational processes supporting patient care — from scheduling and clinical documentation to revenue cycle management and reporting.
- Keeps your office’s patient records safe and secure.
- Stays current on proven advances in technology and regulatory requirements.
- Gives patients tools and access to view their records and interact with their provider.
- Places best-practice clinical decision support tools at your fingertips.
Why build or buy your own when you can affordably access a comprehensive system and all associated support from a trusted source in your community?
For more information about Community Connect, email CommunityConnect@PeaceHealth.org.
Community Connect Overview
- Epic's integrated Electronic Health Record (EHR).
- PeaceHealth's ambulatory clinic build with points of personalization to ensure Epic works for the practice.
- Scope is closely defined and there are limitations to the offering to ensure affordability.
- We are an Epic Accredited program, demonstrating that we meet Epic's quality requirements.
Compliance / Organizational Integrity
- Code of conduct
- Compliance / OI video - Coming soon
