Healthcare Model Allows Many Employers to Share Access

The 5,300-square-foot health center will serve as a near-site heath center in Spring, TX.

SPRING, TX—As the healthcare sector is seeking lowering costs and make healthcare more accessible to consumers, new players are emerging to capture market share, according to a first quarter report by Transwestern. One is Crossover, a health services provider for self-insured employers, which has created a new model of primary care in partnership with employers by offering care via private, shared or virtual practices.

Yesterday, Crossover announced the grand opening of a 5,300-square-foot health center which will serve as a near-site heath center. This model allows multiple employers to share access to a single site near employee campuses. These centers allow smaller companies–or smaller campuses of large companies–to enjoy the same benefits of improved access, increased employee engagement and better health outcomes typically only available for large company headquarter locations. With four primary care, two physical medicine, two acupuncture and two health coaching rooms, the Spring location is designed to facilitate Crossover’s outcomes-based integrated primary care model.