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Arizona Care Network’s network of high-quality providers collaborate for your best care. Our Care Coordination staff become part of your healthcare team and provide services to help with challenges that impact your health. Together with your provider, ACN can improve your health and deliver a better healthcare experience. Best of all, there’s never a bill for Care Coordination services.
ACN is building a better state of care
Arizona Care Network (ACN) is a group of doctors and care facilities who work together to improve healthcare and reduce costs by actively coordinating care for our patients.
Our Promise: The Quadruple Aim
We are 5,500 doctors in 1,800 care locations, all committed to care that meets ACN’s high standards for quality and outcomes. Our services help doctors coordinate your care, even if you see multiple providers. This leads to better outcomes.
We know you have many choices and we must earn your loyalty. We’ll help remove some of the headaches of healthcare. Our Care Coordination team can guide you through any personal roadblocks to achieving your best health. They are an important part of your healthcare team. Our online search tool can help you find the right in-network provider for your needs.
Consumer experts agree, when you want to save money on healthcare, choose a provider who is in your network. And with ACN, your providers work as a team to manage your care efficiently and reduce costly duplication of services.
Because our providers need to be healthy themselves to deliver good healthcare, we support them with the tools and resources they need to succeed in the modern healthcare environment.
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If you are living with diabetes, it is important to get a dilated eye exam regularly to maintain your overall health and protect your vision. Dr. Jane Cho from Phoenix Retina Associates shared why these exams are so important, how you can prepare yourself, and more in the article below.👇👀 #HealthyVisionMonth
Have You Scheduled Your Eye Exam? Your Eyesight is Counting on You - AZ Care Network
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Keep eye issues under control by staying up-to-date on your annual dilated eye exams to catch any signs of illness early on.We hope everyone has a safe and happy 4th of July celebration with friends and family.🇺🇸🎉 #happy4th
Care coordination services give you individual support from Registered Nurses, Social Workers, and Behavioral Health Coaches who help you follow your doctor’s care plan to achieve your best health. Learn more about the roles of our care coordination team here: bit.ly/2UrWkgD
If you suffer from frequent headaches or migraines, we understand what a burden they can be. There are several forms of treatment that can be effective in getting you back to your everyday life.
Check out the post below from our partners at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center to learn the difference between headaches, migraines, and other common headache disorders. The link provides more details on how each of these conditions can be treated. #MigraineAndHeadacheAwarenessMonthJune is National Migraine and Headache Awareness Month, bringing attention to the common condition that affects more than 50 percent worldwide. For more information about the different forms of #headache and #migraine and treatment options, visit dignityhlth.org/39BIccn
An important reminder for men from Arizona Urology Specialists: Prostate cancer has no noticeable symptoms. A simple blood test can detect this illness early on and can save your life.
The American Cancer Society recommends all men get screened for prostate cancer starting at age 50. They recommend screening even sooner, in your 40s, if you are at a high risk of prostate cancer due to your family history. If you are around this age and have not been screened, we encourage you to talk with your primary care provider about when you should get this screening. #MensHealthMonth#MensHealthMonth Tip #6: Prevent a sneak attack from prostate cancer. A fast and easy screening can reduce your risk. Get started with a simple blood test. Schedule your screening at an Arizona Urology Specialists office near you. www.arizonaurologyspecialists.com/arizona-prostate-cancer-center/about-prostate-cancer/
Regular health screenings are key to staying healthy and catching problems before they start. As a general guideline, our partners at Abrazo Health have put together a list of the most important exams for men. Getting the right health screenings and treatments increases your chances for living a longer, healthier life. Check out the list at the link below!👇I screen, you screen, we all screen for our health screenings. Men, it’s time to get those health screenings out of the way. To learn more about 7 health screenings for men, visit bit.ly/3O1bkJ1 #PhoenixAZ #MensHealth #GoodyearAZ #GlendaleAZ #CaveCreekAZ #SurpriseAZ
Our team had a great morning serving together at Feed My Starving Children - Mesa. What a rewarding experience packing nutritious meals that will now be shipped to reach the neediest children around the world. Our group packed over 21,000 meals, which will feed 57 kids for an entire year! #hungerintohope #feedmystarvingchildren
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S. In Arizona, we have easy access to UV rays with an average of 299 sunny days per year. For years, culture has defined tan skin as beautiful and this can make it appealing to get that "summer glow," but is tan skin actually healthy?
We spoke with Dr. Matthew Woods from Desert Sky Dermatology to get an expert's feedback and recommendations on sun safety as we get deeper into the summer months. Learn more in the article below! ☀👇
From an Expert: What You Should Know About Sun Safety - AZ Care Network
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In Arizona we have easy access to UV rays with an average of 299 sunny days per year. We got a doctor's recommendation on sun safety.
Talking to your children about sad or scary events is difficult. Phoenix Children's provides tips from pediatric psychologist, Dr. Carla Allan, in the article below. Her advice can help parents navigate these tough conversations and look out for their children's mental health during the process.Parents and caregivers may find it difficult to explain sad or scary things children see on the news or hear at school. Dr. Carla Allan, division chief of pediatric psychology at Phoenix Children’s, offers helpful advice when speaking with kids about tragedies: bit.ly/3Q8wdTX
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Annual visits are key to keeping your children healthy. Get resources to track your child's developmental milestones and learn more about well-child visits. - bit.ly/3w2WTKz
Father's Day weekend is right around the corner! To support men's health, download this checklist of recommended screenings for men by age group: bit.ly/3MOaaPM
If you or someone you love is overdue on one of these recommended health screenings, schedule an appointment with your primary care provider today. They will ensure you are caught up on the exams you need to maintain your overall health. #FathersDayWeekend #MensHealthWeek
Did you know there are specific signs you can look for to identify skin cancer? Our partners at Dignity Health Medical Groups shared the Melanoma ABCDEs in the graphic below. 👇 If you have not seen a dermatologist for a skin exam in over a year, we encourage you to schedule an appointment to protect your overall health.Anyone can be at risk of developing skin cancer, but you can spot melanoma early when you know what to look for. At home or with a dermatologist, you can conduct a skin cancer screening by following the “Melanoma ABCDEs.” #SunSafe
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3,000 people visit Arizona emergency rooms due to heat-related illnesses every year. When you live in the desert, it is important to be hyper-aware of the signs of dehydration to protect yourself and others. Stay fully hydrated and out of the emergency room this summer by using the tips in the article below.💦👇
Beat the Heat: Stay Hydrated this Summer - AZ Care Network
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As the summer temperatures rise, so does your risk of dehydration. According to the Arizona Department of Health Services, 3,000 people visit Arizona emergency rooms due to heat-related illnesses annu...I sometimes eat food instead of drinking water
There is currently no cure for Alzheimer's or related dementias, but there are a few interventions that have shown promising results in preventing or delaying the onset of this disease. These include:
🏃♂️ Increased physical activity
🫀 Blood pressure control
🧠 Cognitive training
Learn more about these approaches and how you may be able to use them to protect your health in the article below from the National Institute on Aging - NIH. 👇 #AlzheimersAndBrainAwarenessMonth
Preventing Alzheimer's Disease: What Do We Know?
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What can you do to prevent Alzheimer’s disease? Read the latest evidence for promising prevention strategies, including physical activity, blood pressure control, and cognitive training.Thank you to our partners at Abrazo Health for this important reminder on acting F.A.S.T when you notice the signs of a stroke. #strokeawareness #everysecondcounts
