Last week, Californians Allied for Patient Protection (CAPP) arranged for Assemblywoman Cecilia Aguiar-Curry to tour OLE Health.
According to Tanir Ami, CEO at OLE Health, “MICRA saves the health care system billions of dollars each year and increases patients’ access to health care by keeping doctors, nurses and other health care providers in practice and hospitals and clinics open.” Assembly Member Aguiar-Curry was impressed with the range of services being offered to the community and was excited to learn more about OLE Health’s South Napa Campus that will be breaking ground in 2017. This new facility is expected to service more than 15,000 patients annually and will provide primary care, behavioral health, dental, and pediatric services, among others.
Learn more about MICRA here: micra.org/specifics-of-micra/preserving-access-protecting-patients
