Carolina Medical Home Network

Overview of Network

The Carolina Medical Home Network, LLC (CMHN) is a clinically integrated network owned and led by 36 Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) and the North Carolina Community Health Center Association (NCCHCA). NCCHCA is CMHN’s sponsoring and managing partner. Twenty-five of the 35 member-owners are also participating providers in CMHN’s clinically integrated network (CIN). The CMHN was formed in 2014 as a messenger model Independent Practice Association (IPA) and transitioned to a CIN in June 2020 when the Board approved a new Operating Agreement and Participation Agreement. Through their commitment to participate in CMHN clinical integration, health centers are actively working to improve quality metrics in accordance with CMHN contract expectations, engage their staff in committees, connect with CMHN’s population health data platform, and participate in value-based contracts.

Values:

Offering care that is:

Compassionate

Affordable

Evidence-based

Patient-focused

Timely

Across a network that is:

Transparent

Outcomes-driven

Has integrity

Zipcode level map of regions served by CMHN CHCs below

By 2025, it is CMHN’s goal to:

Be recognized as a statewide value leader in improving community health while flattening the health care spending curve

Be the most successful North Carolina Medicaid CIN in terms of meeting patient needs, quality outcomes, and cost containment, and grown our beneficiary lives by at least 30%

Be a preferred provider among patients and within payer arrangements, offering robust care management to all patients

Have a network of practices that are the employer of choice for primary care providers and office staff have grown practice participation in the network at least 50% and have greater demand for participation, while maintaining strict quality requirements/expectations

Board of Managers

Laura W. Owens, PharmD, AAHIVP CEO, Carolina Family Health Centers Chair, FQHC Administrator

Brian Toomey CEO, Piedmont Health Services, FQHC Administrator

Dr. Mayra Alicia Overstreet Galeano, MD Chief Medical Officer, MedNorth Health Center, Medical Director

S. Todd Wallenius, MD Chief Medical Officer, Western North Carolina Community Health Services, Medical Director

Stephen Mangano, Director of Integrated Behavioral Health, Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC), Behavioral Health Rep.

Kameka Totten, DNP, RN, MBA, MHA, Compassion Health Care, Patient Representative

CMHN Committees:

Clinical Committee Chair, Todd Wallenius, MD, Medical Director, Western North Carolina Community Health Services

Care Management Workgroup

Quality Improvement Workgroup

Compliance Committee Chair, Brian Toomey, CEO, Piedmont Health Services

Network Management Committee Chair, Kim Wagenaar, CEO, Western North Carolina Community Health Services

Finance Committee Chair, Cody McKinney, CFO, Western North Carolina Community Health Services

List of Participating Health Centers

Advance Community Health
AppHealthCare
Bertie County Rural Health Association
Blue Ridge Community Health Services
Cabarrus Rowan Community
Health Centers
Carolina Family Health Centers
Compassion Healthcare
CommWell Health
Hot Springs Health Program
Kinston Community Health Center
MedNorth Community Health Center
MERCE Family Healthcare
Mountain Community Health Partnership (formerly Bakersville)
North Carolina Community Health Center Association
Ocracoke Health Center
Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC)
Person Family Medical Center
Piedmont Health Services
Robeson Health Care Corporation
Stedman-Wade Health Services
Triad Adult and Pediatric Medicine
United Health Centers
West Caldwell Health Council
Western Community Health Services

Overview of Network

Mission:

Vision:

Values:

Offering care that is:

Across a network that is:

By 2025, it is CMHN’s goal to:

CMHN CIN by the Numbers

25 Participating Health Centers

500+ Health Care Providers

100+ Locations

Over 280,000 patients served

CMHN is led by a Board of Managers, which is comprised of three FQHC administrator seats, three Medical Director seats, one behavioral health provider representative, one patient representative, and NCCHCA’s president & CEO

Board of Managers

CMHN Committees:

List of Participating Health Centers

Announcements Here:

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NCCHCA Member Login

Carolina Medical Home Network

Overview of Network

Mission:

Vision:

Values:

Offering care that is:

Across a network that is:

By 2025, it is CMHN’s goal to:

CMHN CIN by the Numbers

25 Participating Health Centers

500+ Health Care Providers

100+ Locations

Over 280,000 patients served

CMHN is led by a Board of Managers, which is comprised of three FQHC administrator seats, three Medical Director seats, one behavioral health provider representative, one patient representative, and NCCHCA’s president & CEO

Board of Managers

CMHN Committees:

List of Participating Health Centers

Announcements Here:

Health Insurance for Children