A Warm Welcome to PCDC’s Newest Board Members

Categories: PCDC News, Press Release
Over the last 30 years, the Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC) has been guided by a Board of Directors deeply committed to increasing access to health care for our nation’s historically disinvested communities. Today, we are pleased to announce four new appointments who will enhance our Board’s diversity in viewpoints and expertise and serve as …

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Screening for ACEs: Q&A with PCDC’s Yael Lipton

Categories: PCDC News, Technical Assistance
Providers want their patients to feel their best physically and mentally. So, if they could dramatically improve treatment plans and health outcomes for their patients, they would want to do that, right? Recently, there has been increased recognition of the role trauma and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) play in both the physical and mental health …

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PCDC Announces New Leadership in Capital Investment and Finance & Administration

Categories: Investment, PCDC News, Press Release
PCDC is pleased to announce the recent appointment of two new executives. Dana Reed joins PCDC as Managing Director, Capital Investment, and Daniel J. Lehman will be PCDC’s Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Both appointments followed highly competitive national searches led by a search firm. “I am thrilled to round out PCDC’s executive …

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Behavioral Health Integration: Q&A with PCDC’s Andrew Philip

Categories: Analytics, PCDC News
Primary Care Development Corporation’s (PCDC) recently released Points on Care issue indicates that integrating behavioral health and primary care improves overall health outcomes, particularly for those with comorbid physical and behavioral health conditions. The data reviewed in the report revealed integrating care can address health disparities as well as reduce the cost of care. In …

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Helping Small Practices Address Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)

Categories: Technical Assistance
Small practices are often the sole providers of care in high-poverty areas, serving uninsured, underinsured, ‘safety-net,’ and low- and moderate-income patients who are covered by government-sponsored health insurance. However, they face unique challenges in implementing new programs and screenings due to limited resources. Earlier this year, Primary Care Development Corporation received a California state grant …

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