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Kaleida Health’s Stroke Care Center at the Gates Vascular Institute

February 8, 2016

Healthcare economic policies are changing rapidly since the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was passed in 2010. Today’s healthcare system is transitioning from volume-based to value-, quality- and outcome-based. Today, there is a new focus on “bundled payments,” which reimburses based on specific clinical episodes rather than fees for service, with a heavy focus on clinical episodes that result in the highest costs, such as stroke.

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Fort HealthCare

Fort HealthCare provides care to the residents in and around Jefferson County. The Fort Memorial Hospital is a modern, fully accredited, acute care facility with 82 beds. In addition to inpatient services, Fort HealthCare offers ambulatory surgery, the Center for Joint Replacement, an exceptional hand care program and many specialty clinics, a birthing center, cardiac rehabilitation, emergency services including the Urgent Care Program for after-hours treatment of minor illnesses and injuries, occupational medicine and more. Satellite clinics offering primary and specialty care are located in Fort Atkinson, Cambridge, Jefferson, Johnson Creek, Lake Mills, and Whitewater.

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Kaleida Health’s Stroke Care Center at the Gates Vascular Institute