Colorado Beacon Consortium

Colorado Beacon Consortium

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The Colorado Beacon Consortium (CBC) partners with family and pediatric medical practices in Western Colorado to improve care coordination and increase efficiency within provider organizations through the expansion of health information exchange services.

The ONC Congratulates Colorado Beacon 01/21/2013

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The ONC Congratulates Colorado Beacon The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology takes a few minutes to congratulate the Colorado Beacon Consortium on their success.

Colorado Beacon Consortium 11/27/2012

We have posted the link to the CMS Collaboration Site on our Beacon Website under the CPCI tab for the CPCI practices to have easier access. http://www.coloradobeaconconsortium.org/

Colorado Beacon Consortium We're Building Medical Homes – in Great Medical Neighborhoods!

10/26/2012

Basin Clinic has had a focus on Diabetes and identified all of their diabetic patients. They created educational packets for them, reviewed their guidelines, and set up their templates to match them based on guidelines. They have recalled their diabetic patients, and have also started offering group visits for them. Their focus has been on nutrition and activity levels, good management of their illness in terms of making sure patients are on the right medications. Those diabetics who need insulin are taking it. Helping patients calibrate their glucose monitoring tools, and started working with the local market to be providing healthier options. They are seeing that their patients are getting healthier, A1c’s are coming down, etc. Their program has had a positive impact on their community.
One of their employees, decided to utilize their program and this is her story:
I actually wanted to lose the weight, a.) Because I needed to. b.) wanted to and c.) was recently told that I was pre diabetic. which I really really don't want to be. My husband is also losing weight and we both feel good together with losing weight, about 40 pounds total between the both of us. Just knowing what diabetes is and what it does, scares me and I really don't want to be a diabetic. Both grandparents on both sides had diabetes so it is very predominant in my family history, as far as I know no one in the next generations have had it. But it is there. When I first saw the HA1C, I was in denial and kept telling myself it wasn't happening, I wasn't diabetic, or pre at that, I had to wait the weekend knowing what it was and was a nervous wreck…..As for the weight loss I am at a standstill for the moment, but with my husband being a support and actually losing along with me feels great!
Jean Williams
This story was provided by Brooke Thomas.

Getting By With a Little Help From Friends 10/03/2012

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