4/9/2008:CCA Board and Corporate Advisory Board Meetings - Atlanta, GA.            4/21-4/23/2008:5th Annual World Health Care Congress - Washington, D.C.(flagship event)           4/30/08:Retail Clinics: Flash in the Pan or Big Bang? - Mount Laurel, NJ.            5/19-5/21/2008:8th Annual Disease Management Colloquium - Philadelphia, PA.            6/3-6/4/2008: Retail Based Health Clinics - Chicago           

 

 

 

 

WHAT THEY ARE SAYING ABOUT CCCs

 

"If walk-in clinics in retail outlets are the most convenient way for families to safely meet simple needs why should government stand in their way?"
-John McCain, Presidential Candidate, 2008

 

"Perhaps, as physicians, we should take a closer look at this model.  Certainly, for many patients who cannot get in to see their own physician in an immediate care situation, an alternative other than the ED or urgent care might prove to be more useful."
-Edward L. Langston, MD, American Medical Association, AMEDNEWS.COM, 2008

 

"Rather than view retail clinics as a threat, hospital leaders may find in these clinics are an opportunity to expand their services."   
-Maria Finarelli and Nivi Pillai, Hospitals and Health Networks, 2008

"The store-based model will likely pressure more established health care providers to match their retail-style service and transparency in pricing."   
-Christopher Bailey, Sr. Vice President, Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association, The Roanoke Times, 2008

 

"Most people who have used retail clinics are satisfied with the care that they received."
-The Wall Street Journal, Online/Harris Interactive, 2007

 

“Given the stresses expected to bear upon delivery of services in the future, such models deserve consideration as one potential mechanism for maximizing patient benefit with limited resources.”
-Dr. Richard Bohmer, New England Journal of Medicine, 2007

 

"Retail-based clinics are part of an insurance environment where “consumer-driven”
concepts such as transparency, convenience and cost savings are being touted."
-HealthLeaders, InterStudy, 2007

 

"Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota found that visits to Convenient Care Clinics cost half as much as visits to physicians' offices for similar conditions."
-Time Magazine, 2006


 

 

Testimonials

The CCA is an association of convenient care clinics that provide accessible, affordable, quality health care throughout the United States. Convenient care clinics are being launched across the country to help provide care to meet the basic health needs of the public. These health care clinics, located in convenient locations accessible to the public, are primarily staffed by advanced practice nurses, including nurse practitioners (NP) and clinical nurse specialists (CNS). They may also be staffed by physician assistants (PA), and/or physicians (MD or DO). Health care driven by the needs of the patient is at the heart and soul of the Convenient Care movement.

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