Through their partnership, UMMS and Saint Agnes, which is part of St. Louis-based Ascension Health, have three main goals: to improve the heath of residents in West Baltimore, strengthen clinical programs without increasing costs and better allocate resources.
“This is a forward-thinking approach that will allow us to remove duplicative costs and investments, improve the delivery of healthcare and the health of our community,” said Bonnie Phipps, group operating executive and senior vice president of Ascension Health.
Robert A. Chrencik, president and CEO of UMMS, also showed excitement about the deal. “We look forward to collaborating with Saint Agnes Healthcare on implementing population health management initiatives aimed at improving the health of residents of West Baltimore,” he said.
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