Better Care Through Connected Providers
The Vandalia Health Network Clinically Integrated Network (CIN) is the foundation of provider collaboration across the region.
Built on a physician-led, patient-centered model, the CIN connects independent and employed providers through shared quality goals, clinical standards, and performance initiatives designed to improve care delivery and patient outcomes.
More than a contracting structure, the CIN creates a framework for providers to work together as a coordinated network. Through access to data, analytics, care management resources, and evidence-based best practices, participating organizations can improve quality performance, strengthen care coordination, and succeed in an evolving value-based healthcare environment.
By aligning providers around common goals, the CIN helps create a more connected healthcare experience for patients and supports healthier communities across the region.
The CIN equips providers with the tools, resources, and insights needed to deliver high-quality, coordinated care while advancing performance in value-based care arrangements.
Participating providers benefit from:
- Quality improvement initiatives
- Population health programs
- Care coordination support
- Clinical best-practice collaboration
- Performance benchmarking and reporting
- Value-based care readiness
- Quality measure monitoring
- Risk stratification tools
- Gap-in-care identification
- Chronic disease management resources
- Preventive care initiatives
When providers are connected, patients benefit.
Through clinical integration, healthcare teams work together to improve communication, coordinate care, and create a more seamless healthcare experience across the continuum.
Patients benefit from:
- Better communication among providers
- Reduced fragmentation of care
- Smoother transitions between care settings
- Fewer avoidable hospitalizations
- Stronger chronic disease management
- Increased access to preventive services
- Improved follow-up and care coordination after hospitalization