Healthcare Has Problems
High cost of production
Manual processes
30% of costs ties to getting paid
  Unmet Consumer Expectation
   i.e. email and phone consults for simple questions
Single medical philosophy
Traditional
or
Naturopathic
or
Chiropractic 

Reactive care
Limited Attention to cost/benefit
Limited health value
Chronic Disease Pandemic
American Community Health. LLC 
has solutions
Concierge Health Delivery
Monthly membership fees that give you access to :
Does not accept insurance
46 Million Uninsured


Catering to 
          •High deductible health plans
          •Uninsured
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63 Million cash paying health delivery consumers
Private Number only for Members that provides direct access to providers 24/7
Discount on all office visits & house calls 
Free annual Physical with labs
Four free sessions with life coaches
Online Appointment Scheduling
Coordination of care: Specialist, Labs, radiology appointments
Simple Consults via phone  or email with Provider
Exclusive Invitation to Wellness Workshops and Events
Access to discounts from local and national vendors

Information Technology
Low Overhead Practice
Web based platform automates most clinic functions
Electronic Medical Records
Account management
Schedule
Prescription Medication Refills
Lab results
Billing
Provider collaboration
No in clinic support staff
Longer than average visits with providers
Providers have better relationship with customers
Customer portal
 Electronic health record, 
 Online appointment scheduling,  
Account management
Wellness building support
Full telemedicine suite (including email, video and phone consultations)
Consumer health information that integrates a consumer health records, access to peer reviewed publications and online communities on any health related question
Information on local business that encourage health lifestyles such as healthy options at restaurants, Specials at gyms, sports clubs, share crop farmers and more


Comparative research using EMR and EHR across multidiscipline practices
Integrated Health Delivery
Traditional MD/DO
Complimentary or Alternative medicine
Mental health
Life Coaching 
Public health

Inclusion of evidence based treatment and prevention from many sources
Cross training of providers
Continuous education of providers 
Use of groups as a part of treatment and support
Significant focus on public health and community partnerships
Understanding
American Community Health. LLC
What this means for consumers
Americancommunityhealth.org
email: info@americancommunityhealth.org
Sam was told by his physician Dr. Ambree that his kidneys where starting to fail and they would watch his laboratory results over the next few months. Sam went to the customer portal and starting researching kidney failure. While researching, he cross referenced the medications he was taking.  He found reports that showed that 2 medications he was taking are known to produce kidney failure when taken together. Sam emails Dr. Ambree his findings. Dr. Ambree reviewed the reports and took 
Sam off of one of the medications. The lab results got better and Sams kidneys are no longer in danger. 
Dr. Ambree brings up what Sam found at the next quality meeting. The providers review the reports and decide to take action. The Electronic Medical Record data base is searched for anyone in the practice who is also on the same medications. 3 are found and the medications are changed. The Electronic Medical Record now gives a warning if a provider tries to prescribe the two medications together. Sam is sent a gift card, a thank you note and is highlighted on the consumer portal as a contributing member of the American Community Health Team. 

Sams Story
Jan was at home with a sick three year old and a two week old baby in January. She makes an appointment online for 10am. At 10 am she Logs into the customer portal and turns on her webcam. Jan and her child have an appointment with their nurse practitioner without leaving the comfort of their home
Jan's Story
Sarah has five children ages 16 through 5 who need school physicals. The 16 year old also needs a physical for Boy Scout Camp. Sarah schedules a home appointment the next evening. Dr. Anderson comes to their house and does all the physicals. He fills out the Camp form and emails the school forms before leaving the house. 
Sarah's Story
Stan finds out he has pre diabetes during his annual physical. With the prompting of his provider he and his wife enroll in a health class. While in the class he learns about the latest research on chronic diseases conditions. He asks “why hasn’t any one told us this before” The class teaches them the simple changes they can make to improve their health. The class members make the changes together and support one another. At the end of the class Stan no longer has pre diabetes, he is off his blood pressure medicine, no longer has angina (chest pain), and feels 20 years younger. 

Now once a month he and his new friends meet at a local restaurant to eat a delicious healthy meal and plan community events that encourage healthy living.  

Stan's Story
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