Comagine Health, a leading national nonprofit health care consulting firm, named additional board members recently. The organization continues to seek a broad range of diverse expertise at the board level to achieve the organization’s mission and vision.
Comagine Health’s Chief Clinical Officer, Emily Transue, MD, MHA, FACP, was recently named by Governor Jay Inslee as the new chair of the Bree Collaborative at the Foundation for Health Care Quality. The Dr.
Last year, Comagine Health celebrated its 50th anniversary as an organization. It is remarkable to see how far we have come. Since our founding in 1973, we have grown from serving one local community into a national industry leader improving health care in more than 20 states.
Now that the public health emergency is over, long-term care facilities have encountered a variety of issues when it comes to covering COVID-19 vaccinations for their residents.
In June 2023, Comagine Health and the Washington State Department of Health joined forces for an impactful initiative — an online Community Health Concerns survey.
Comagine Health will have several representatives presenting, moderating and displaying and discussing posters for the 2024 Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Annual Quality Conference April 8-10 in Baltimore.
Comagine Health, a national nonprofit health care consulting firm, and the Utah Health Information Network (UHIN), a leading health care information technology organization, recently announced they are affiliating.
Comagine Health and five of our partners recently completed a project to better understand the quality improvement and patient safety needs of providers by conducting interviews with 68 health care industry leaders across 14 states.
Comagine Health is pleased to announce the Q1 2024 winners of the COVID Mitigation Medal, an award recognizing vigilance and excellence in infection control and prevention efforts a
Comagine Health’s recent vaccination initiative spanning December 2023 through March 2024 aimed to address persistently low COVID-19 vaccination rates among long-term and post-acute care (LTPAC) residents across its six-state region, in
