Cedars-Sinai partners with womens home health company

Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai is partnering with women’s home health and virtual care company Tia to expand primary and specialty care options for women across Los Angeles.

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Tia partnered with the health system to open a clinic in Santa Monica, Calif., with plans to open additional clinics this year in Pasadena, Studio City and Culver City, according to a Jan. 26 Tia news release.

The company works for a total care model that blends virtual and in-person care combining primary care, mental health and gynecological care.

“Creating a new standard of care for women requires building bridges with leading health systems. That’s why we’re thrilled to team up with the renowned women’s health leader Cedars-Sinai, one of the top hospitals in California and the nation,” Tia CEO and CEO Carolyn Witte said. “Together we’ll not only expand access to comprehensive women’s healthcare in a market with major primary care and OB-GYN shortages, but we’ll also work together to defragment women’s health by integrating primary and specialty, virtual and in-person, and outpatient and inpatient care.”

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