ChartSpan and Illinois Primary Health Care Association Share Vision for Better Health Outcomes in Illinois

(Greenville, South Carolina) – May 8, 2023 – ChartSpan, a preventative care company, and the Illinois Primary Health Care Association (IPHCA), a nonprofit trade association that serves as the voice of and champion for Illinois’ 53 community health centers, have joined forces to bring value-based care to patients in Illinois. 

ChartSpan collaborates with community health centers across the U.S. to provide patient-first healthcare to Medicare beneficiaries. The company’s solutions include full-service Chronic Care Management, Annual Wellness Visit software, Remote Patient Monitoring enrollment services, and quality improvement services. 

IPHCA is the sole association of community health centers in Illinois. They deliver tools, training, and support to help CHCs—centers that combine medical, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, and social services—better support their patients. 

If Illinois health centers have patients who need Chronic Care Management, Annual Wellness Visits, or other Medicare services, IPHCA is now able to offer those centers ChartSpan’s programs. In turn, ChartSpan has committed to serving the community health centers of Illinois with consistent, patient-focused care.

“At IPHCA, our mission is to improve patients’ lives and health outcomes through close relationships with our health centers,” said Ollie Idowu, President and CEO at IPHCA. “By working with ChartSpan, we will be able to provide our members with new resources that they may have otherwise not been familiar with.”

Shane Grivich, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer for ChartSpan, expressed his enthusiasm for joining forces with IPHCA. “After beginning work with a key Federally Qualified Health Center in Chicago roughly a year ago, it became evident that our products and services could benefit many other organizations throughout Illinois. IPHCA has a sterling reputation and we share a goal of improving outcomes for both providers and patients,” said Grivich.

You can learn more about the IPHCA’s dedication to community health centers on their website. You can also read about Chronic Care Management, Annual Wellness Visits, and other forms of value-based care at chartspan.com.

About The Illinois Primary Health Care Association (IPHCA)

IPHCA is a nonprofit trade association that serves as the voice of and champion for Illinois’ 53 community health centers, which serve more than 1.5 million patients annually across more than 400 service sites in medically underserved rural, urban, and suburban areas. IPHCA.org