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Chicago Network Summer Update

HCCI hosts the Chicago Home Centered Care Network for its Summer Update meeting, via webinar on Thursday, July 21, 12pm CDT. The session features an update on the significant progress made in home centered care in the Chicago area over the past several months, along with the latest news on the...

Chicago Network

HCCI holds another successful meeting of the Chicago Home Centered Care Network and Learning Collaborative on April 14, 2016 at Northwestern University. Representatives from health systems and academic institutions from across the Midwest attended the session in which national leaders in Home Centered Care presented on the shift to value-based care and the benefit...

Home Care Medicine Text

This newly published textbook, a first-of-its-kind, was created specifically for providers treating the home-bound, frail elderly with complex chronic illness. It describes fundamental principles of geriatric house call medicine and their application to specific diseases and conditions.

End-of-Life Care

House call physicians play a powerful role in end-of-life care. According to AAFP News, family and primary care physicians like HCCI's founder, Dr. Thomas Cornwell, and University of Illinois at Chicago's, Dr. Javette Orgain facilitate discussion which offer patients and their families the best support for their end-of-life care.

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HCCI offers classroom workshops, online courses, and practicum experiences for individuals and practice groups to enhance their knowledge and skills in home-based primary care.

HCCIntelligence™

We recognize the numerous challenges that can be encountered by home-based primary care (HBPC) providers. Through the HCCIntelligence Resource Center, we offer free access to knowledgeable experts and timely guidance.

Relationship-focused, results-driven. As a nationally recognized authority on clinical and operational best practices for home-based care, HCCI helps organizations build sustainable home-based primary care programs.

HCCI closely monitors and shares published studies relevant to the field and reports on findings and outcomes – in particular, those that contribute to the business case and identification of best practices in HBPC.