This case study details how bringing coordinated, whole-person primary care onsite led to measurable cost reductions, better chronic condition control, and higher patient satisfaction for a rural manufacturer through faster access, longer visits, and integrated care.
Facing escalating health care expenses driven largely by unmanaged chronic conditions like diabetes and heart disease, a manufacturer in rural Kentucky found itself grappling with increased absenteeism, frequent emergency room visits, and soaring prescription drug costs.
The financial strain was tangible, but equally concerning was employee dissatisfaction with their existing medical services and wellness programs. With limited access to high-quality care, the company needed a better approach to employee health — one that focused on preventive, comprehensive care.
Transforming care through an onsite health center
In 2019, the employer partnered with QuadMed to launch an onsite health center tailored specifically to address these challenges head-on. QuadMed’s solution wasn’t just about reducing immediate costs; it was about transforming health care delivery through forward-thinking, whole-person care in a community where resources were otherwise scarce.
Outcomes that matter
The impact of QuadMed’s onsite health care model was powerful and measurable, significantly
benefiting both employee health and the company’s bottom line:
QuadMed’s whole-person approach to onsite health care did not just control costs — it delivered high-quality, affordable, and accessible care to a rural workforce that needed it most. The result: a healthier, more engaged employee population, delivering tangible results and sustainable improvements in both health outcomes and cost savings.
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