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Express Care Clinic at Cole Memorial in Coudersport

Open weekdays from 4 to 8 p.m.

COLE MEMORIAL MEDICAL

GROUP RECOGNIZED

THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE

for Quality Assurance

(NCQA) announced that each of Cole Memorial Medi-

cal Group’s 11 health centers has been recognized as a

patient-centered medical home. Cole Memorial Medi-

cal Group received this recognition for using evidence-

based, patient-centered processes that focus on highly

coordinated care and long-term,

participative relationships.

The NCQA Patient-Centered

Medical Home is a model of pri-

mary care that combines team-

work and information technology

to improve care, improve patients’

experience of care and reduce

costs. Medical homes foster ongo-

ing partnerships between patients

and their personal clinicians instead

of approaching care as the sum of episodic office visits.

Each patient’s care is overseen by clinician-led care teams

that coordinate treatment across the health care system.

“NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home recognition

raises the bar in defining high-quality care by emphasizing

access, health information technology and coordinated

care focused on patients,” says NCQA President Margaret

E. O’Kane, MHA. “Recognition shows that Cole Memorial

has the tools, systems and resources to provide its patients

with the right care at the right time.”

To earn recognition, which is valid for three years, Cole

Memorial demonstrated the ability to meet the program’s

key elements, embodying characteristics of the medical

home for its internal medicine, pediatrics, and primary

care practices. NCQA standards aligned with the joint

principles of the Patient-Centered

Medical Home established with the

American College of Physicians,

the American Academy of Family

Physicians, the American Academy

of Pediatrics and the American

Osteopathic Association.

“The achievement of Patient-

Centered Medical Home recog-

nition under the most rigorous

standards is a key element to our

delivery of care model,” says Janice Walters, executive

director of Cole Memorial Medical Group. “We look for-

ward to continuing to provide quality, comprehensive,

primary care services through our clinically integrated

Patient-Centered Medical Home model and to leverage

what we have been doing to impact the health of the

communities we serve.”

For more information, visit

www.colememorial

.org

or the NCQA website at

www.ncqa.org

.

WELCOME

,

NEW

PROVIDERS

THE COLE MEMORIAL

Medi-

cal Group is pleased to announce

that Sarah Colson, CRNP, recently

joined the Bowman Health Center

team in Smethport.

A resident of Kane, Pennsylva-

nia, Colson returned to the area

after teaching at Jamestown Com-

munity College’s nurse education

department in Jamestown, New

York, and receiving her master of

science degree in nursing with a

concentration in the family nurse

practitioner program from George

Washington University in District

of Columbia.

She also holds an associate and

bachelor’s degree innursing fromthe

University of Pittsburgh at Bradford.

Colson has extensive experience

as a registered nurse in Pennsylvania at Warren General

Hospital, Elk Regional Health Center and Bradford Re-

gional Medical Center. She also held the position of clini-

cal manager of the Veteran Affairs Outpatient Clinic in

Bradford, Pennsylvania, until 2013.

To make an appointment, call

814-887-5395

.

The Cole Memorial Medical Group is also pleased

to welcome Jeffrey Nolt, MD, a board-certified family

medicine specialist, to the Central Potter Health Center

team in Coudersport.

After owning a seasonal camp in the area for many

years, Dr. Nolt was familiar with Cole Memorial. He

comes with more than 20 years of experience from the

WellSpan Medical Group in York, Pennsylvania, and a

private practice at the Adams-CumberlandMedical Center

in Gardners, Pennsylvania.

Dr. Nolt also holds a bachelor’s degree from Messiah

College in Grantham, Pennsylvania, and received his

medical degree at Hahnemann University Medical School

after completing a residency in family medicine at Altoona

Hospital, both in Pennsylvania.

For more information or to make an appoint-

ment, call

814-274-5577

.

Sarah Colson,

CRNP

Jeffrey Nolt, MD

Family practice

Christian McMonigal Jr., PA-C

Jeffrey Nolt, MD

Central Potter–Coudersport

814-274-5577

Amy Sorg, CRNP

Eldred

814-225-4241

Kathy Fragale PA-C

David Kulling, MD

Emporium

814-486-0810

Debra Carr, PA-C

Andrew Kayes, MD

Galeton

814-435-2942

Julie Baker, PA-C

Rebecca Gardner, PA-C

Jason G. Tronetti, DO

Port Allegany

814-642-2505

Ramani Arya, MD

James N. Barke, MD

Eric Schreiber, PA-C

Shinglehouse

814-260-9352

Sarah Colson, CRNP

Smethport

814-887-5395

Patricia Thum, DNP, NP-C, CRNP

Ulysses

814-848-7555

Debra Carr, PA-C

Susan Miller, MD

Westfield

814-367-5971

Internal medicine

Taylor Carrington, PA-C

Julie Coppersmith, PA-C

Crystal Fowler, PA-C

Aaron Hill, MD

Emily Lynch, PA-C

Howard J. Miller, MD

Jeffrey Nolt, MD

Mandy Sillick, PA-C

Tiffany Taylor, PA-C

Brenda Wahlers, MD

Coudersport

814-274-5276

Obstetrics/Gynecology

Celso L. Backes, MD

Mazen Fouany, MD

Coudersport

814-274-7101

Pediatrics

Hongye Li, MD

Mary Ann Rigas, MD

Korin Trumpie, PA-C

Coudersport

814-274-9198

Hongye Li, MD

Emporium

814-486-0810

Becky Seefeldt, DNP-BC, CRNP

Marlene Wust-Smith, MD

Port Allegany

814-642-7205

PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS

COL E MEMOR I A L

MED I CA L GROUP

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