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Tri-County Health Care honored for health care effectiveness

They were one of 22 clinics and care systems with top results in 2021 Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS) measures.

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Tri-County Health Care's Wadena Clinic primary care team was honored as part of the UCare recognition. Those pictured include Medley Shamp, Chief Ambulatory Officer; Patti Buntje, LPN Primary Care; Laurie Sunstrom, LPN Primary Care; Payton Dittmann, RN Wadena Primary Care Manager; Michaela Rausch, Registered Dietician; Kaysha Beiswenger, RN Primary Care; Arielle Matti, RN Primary Care and Dr. Shaneen Schmidt Primary Care Dyad.
Contributed by Tri-County Health Care

WADENA — UCare held its 14th annual “A Salute to Excellence!” event Thursday, Oct. 13, at the University of Minnesota McNamara Alumni Center to recognize 22 clinics and care systems with top results in 2021 Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS) measures – including preventive care, disease management, behavioral health, maternity care, care transitions, and medication management.
Tri-County Health Care was honored for improving the health of UCare members enrolled in PMAP/MinnesotaCare plans, according to a Tri-County Health Care news release.
This year’s A Salute to Excellence! was hosted in person and online, with more than 50 healthcare clinicians and staff in attendance. The evening opened with remarks from UCare President and CEO Hilary Marden-Resnik, followed by a feature presentation from the Vice President of Primary Care at HealthPartners/Park Nicollet about their continuously effective quality program.
“Speaking on behalf of our Board of Directors and leaders, we feel deep gratitude for what we at UCare call “people power” and for your partnership in making sure our members get the care they need – and even more importantly – the quality of care they deserve,” said Marden-Resnik at the event. “Like we do every day at UCare you put your patients and our members first.”

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