MHP celebrates partnership with Cardiometabolic Center Alliance, significant improvements in patient, quality outcomes

MHP stated that this collaboration has significantly enhanced patient care and quality outcomes for individuals with cardiometabolic conditions.

Major Health Partners has announced remarkable outcomes achieved over the past three years through a strategic partnership with the Cardiometabolic Center Alliance (CMCA).

In a release, MHP stated that this collaboration has significantly enhanced patient care and quality outcomes for individuals with cardiometabolic conditions.

Since the inception of the partnership, Major Health Partners and CMCA have worked to implement innovative care models and evidence-based practices. These efforts have led to substantial improvements in patient health and overall care quality.

Among the key achievements over the past three years:

• Improved Patient Outcomes:Patients have experienced significant improvement in blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol and weight loss.
• Enhanced Quality of Care: Adoption of CMCA's best practices has resulted in an increase in patient satisfaction and quality of life.
• Innovative Research: Joint research initiatives have led to the development of new treatment protocols, contributing to the advancement of cardiometabolic care.
• Comprehensive Training Programs: Over thirty healthcare providers have undergone specialized training, ensuring they are equipped with the latest knowledge and skills in cardiometabolic care.

"We are incredibly proud of the progress we've made in partnership with the Cardiometabolic Center Alliance," said Dr. Paula Gustafson, Chief Medical Officer of Major Health Partners. "The improvements in patient outcomes and care quality are a testament to our shared commitment to excellence in healthcare. We look forward to continuing this journey and achieving even greater milestones together."

The collaboration with the CMCA has been instrumental in transforming cardiometabolic care in the rural healthcare setting. 

MHP released some statistics showing  3-year outcomes and results (median values):

4. • BMI 2.1% reduction
   • Weight 16 lb reduction
   • SBP 12 mmHg reduction
   • DBP 5 mmHg reduction
   • A1c 0.7 mg/dL reduction
   • Insulin –21 unit reduction
   • Total Cholesterol 8.5 mg/dL reduction
   • Triglycerides 14.5 mg/dL reduction
   • LDL 8 mg/dL reduction
   • Over 30 healthcare providers amongst primary and specialty care
   • Decreased hospital readmissions
   • Improved patient satisfaction, quality of life, and health outcomes
   • Improved patient engagement and adherence

63% of patients have BP of 129/79 or below. First in the nation to hit 60% benchmark.

Only 5% of patients have A1c of 9% or greater.

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