MiCare Path

Behind every MiCare Path blood pressure reading is a Care Coordinator who truly cares about extending care beyond the office visit.

One of our patients recently shared that Olivia Keffeler is always quick to check in with her mother whenever a blood pressure reading is outside the normal range. Knowing someone is paying close attention and reaching out when it matters brings peace of mind to both patients and their families.

Thank you, Olivia, for the compassion, attentiveness, and dedication you bring to our patients every day. We appreciate you, and so do the families you serve.

Please help us welcome Mario Campos to the MiCare Path team as our new Onboarding Specialist.

Mario joins us from Christian Brothers University, where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in Visual Arts. He also brings a professional background in hospitality and logistics, adding a strong mix of creativity, organization, and people-first experience to our team.

Outside of work, Mario enjoys painting and literally wrangling cats with his two feline sidekicks, Simy and Macy.

Mario is officially the 5th fella in our Memphis office. Despite the growing roster, the women of MiCare Path still hold a dominant 80% lead and don’t appear concerned about giving it up anytime soon.

We’re excited to have Mario on board and know he will be a great addition to the team.

Patient engagement is no longer a “nice to have” in healthcare. It is essential to improve outcomes, communication, and long-term patient success. This article highlights why digital engagement platforms are shaping the future of orthopedic care and how technology is helping providers stay connected with patients beyond the office visit. The piece also includes perspective from our CEO, Scott Laster, on the growing importance of proactive patient engagement in modern care delivery.

Thank you to Casey Tingle with Healio for including MiCare Path in the conversation.



https://www.healio.com/news/orthopedics/20260512/patient-engagement-platforms-the-way-of-the-future

For many rural and underserved urban populations, healthcare access is about more than distance. Transportation barriers, provider shortages, work schedules, and limited time away from family make consistent in-person follow-up difficult for many patients managing chronic conditions.

This is why phone-based virtual care management and remote monitoring matter.

At , we help extend care beyond the office visit through structured phone-based outreach that keeps patients connected to their care team between appointments. Regular check-ins help reinforce treatment plans, improve adherence, identify warning signs earlier, and support patients before complications lead to hospitalization or worse.

Research continues to show that structured care management can reduce hospitalizations, emergency department visits, and preventable complications for high-risk patients.

Better access. Earlier intervention. More connected care.