All clinical sites implementing the 4Ms and looking for research partnerships are welcome to add themselves to the Clinical Partnership Directory.
| Briefly describe your organization’s stage of 4M’s implementation | Clinical setting(s) of 4Ms implementation | Tell us a little about your site (size, structure, setting, etc.) | What would you/your site like to get out of participating in AFHS research? | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dartmouth Health | Recognized by IHI as Level 2 using the Medicare Annual Wellness visit as the Gateway to the 4Ms in ambulatory care. Moving forward with full system implementation across all sites | Inpatient, Ambulatory, Emergency Department, Home Health, Rural Health Clinic | One of the most rural academic medical centers in the country with 6 partner hospitals (4 critical access hospitals). Ambulatory care at each site | Learn from the network specifically how demonstrate specific outcomes that are a priority for our system including reducing LOS and reducing unwarranted and unnecessary care. |
| Hartford HealthCare | 6/7 acute care sites Level 1 recognized, 1/7 Level 2 recognized. Cancer Institute Level 2 recognized. Ambulatory sites Level 1 recognized. 75% prepared to attest to all CMS Age-Friendly Measures. | Inpatient, Ambulatory, Emergency Department, | 7 hospital system, largest hospital 867 beds | Research and dissemination partnerships; outcome evaluation |
| HSE, Ireland | Mixed | Inpatient;Ambulatory;Emergency Department;Long-term Care | Pop of 1M, Integrated health area | Contributing to evidence |
| Jefferson Health | We have successfully implemented and achieved IHI certification for 10 inpatient sites and 12 ambulatory sites. | Inpatient;Ambulatory | Large 32 hospital network spanning two states (PA and NJ), >150 primary care sites | Ensure alignment with data collection as the standards evolve, learn more about measuring outcomes of the 4Ms |
| Jessie Trice Community Health Systems | Integrated in EPIC. Level 2 certified | Federally Qualified Health Center | Approximately 40,000 patients with 7000 older adults | Return on investment and help in measuring patient outcomes |
| Lahore Concierge MD | We have been implementing the 4Ms since the beginning | Ambulatory, Home Health | It’s a outpatient clinic | |
| Penn State Health, Penn State College of Medicine | We are IHI Age-Friendly accredited at the main academic hospital. We are currently trying to figure out how to move towards the CMS Age-Friendly Measures. | Inpatient | Networking, coaching, etc. | |
| Rush University Medical Center | We are far along but have a ways to go | Inpatient, Ambulatory, Emergency Department | Inpt, Outpt, ED, Community | Best Practices |
| SFVA Liver Clinic | Level 1, created plan for implementation | Ambulatory | Ambulatory liver clinic | Generating evidence to support and disseminate 4M implementation in hepatology |
| Stanford | Gap analysis and working with informatics to develop dashboards | Inpatient;Ambulatory;Emergency Department | >500 bed AMC | Improving care for older adults |