Healthcare DIVE March 26, 2020
Rebecca Pifer

Autumn Road Family Practice in Little Rock, Arkansas, thought it had a plan in place to weather the coronavirus pandemic.

The six-provider practice, which has been in business for half a century serving its close-knit community, began to gather personal protective equipment for workers and ask patients screening questions through its call center and front desk. Autumn Road had a partner meeting March 12, a Thursday, to update its response to the budding coronavirus outbreak in Little Rock, including the first patient testing positive in its offices.

But things changed dramatically in a matter of days.

“We came in Monday morning and it was like a whole new world,” Tabitha Childers, Autumn Road’s clinic administrator, told Healthcare Dive. “All of...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: Healthcare System, Insurance, Physician, Primary care, Provider, Trends
How the primary care shortage is spilling over into ASCs
Elevance's Healths new $4B primary care venture: 5 things to know
Major insurer partners with private equity firm for care coordination
‘We Look at the Hospital as the Failure Point’: Innovive CEO on Bringing Behavioral, Physical Health Integration into the Home
ACOs led by independent physicians save Medicare ‘substantially’ more money, CBO says

Share This Article