Health
L.A. Care Health Plan Partners with Local Medical Group for Community Wellness
L.A. Care Health Plan announced a partnership with the award-winning Kids & Teens Medical Group, led by Dr. Janesri De Silva, and Serendib Healthways, which operates 23 locations across Southern California. This collaboration aims to enhance healthcare accessibility and promote wellness among local families.
At the heart of this partnership is Dr. De Silva, who has established a profound connection with the community she serves. Her dedication to healthcare is evident in her daily interactions with patients. “Every day, I feel renewed in my commitment to the work we do,” Dr. De Silva stated. “It’s about ensuring that children and teens have access to the best possible care.”
The collaboration between L.A. Care and these medical groups marks a significant step in addressing the specific health needs of the younger population. By leveraging local expertise and resources, the initiative seeks to provide comprehensive healthcare services tailored to the unique challenges faced by families in the region.
Community-Centric Approach to Healthcare
This partnership emphasizes a community-centric approach, focusing on preventive care, mental health support, and chronic disease management. Dr. De Silva highlighted the importance of engaging with families to understand their needs better. “We believe that healthcare should be a partnership between providers and patients,” she explained.
L.A. Care Health Plan has long been committed to improving health outcomes for its members. By collaborating with established local healthcare providers like Kids & Teens Medical Group and Serendib Healthways, the organization aims to extend its reach and impact in the community.
The partnership also intends to facilitate educational programs that empower families with knowledge about health and wellness. This includes initiatives on nutrition, physical activity, and mental health resources. Dr. De Silva emphasized that informed families are empowered families, capable of making better health choices.
Enhancing Access and Quality of Care
With 23 locations, the collaboration significantly enhances access to quality healthcare for children and teens across Southern California. L.A. Care’s Chief Executive Officer, John Baackes, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, “We are excited to work alongside Dr. De Silva and her team to ensure that our youngest members receive the care they deserve.”
The partnership is expected to foster a stronger healthcare network that prioritizes patient needs and community well-being. By combining resources and expertise, L.A. Care and its partners aim to set a standard for integrated healthcare delivery in the region.
As the initiative progresses, both L.A. Care and Dr. De Silva’s groups are committed to measuring the impact of their efforts in terms of patient satisfaction and health outcomes. “We are not just treating illnesses; we are nurturing healthy futures,” Dr. De Silva concluded.
This collaboration between L.A. Care Health Plan, Kids & Teens Medical Group, and Serendib Healthways exemplifies a proactive approach to healthcare, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and patient-centered care. As they move forward, the partnership promises to be a cornerstone of health improvement for families in Southern California.
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