VIPcare Hosts Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Celebration for Fairhope Primary Care Clinic
What: VIPcare, a national primary care health network, will host the official grand opening celebration for its senior-focused clinic, VIPcare Fairhope Village. A celebration will be held that will include a ribbon cutting, clinic tours, provider meet and greets, refreshments, and more!
When: May 1st, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Where: 151 Fly Creek Ave, Ste 411 Fairhope, AL 36532
Who: VIPcare providers Dr. Ryan Rainer and Kaylee Friedman, CRNP, and their care team will be on hand to greet and provide clinic tours to community officials, dignitaries, and existing and prospective patients in attendance. The event is open to the public.
· Dr. Ryan Rainer is a family medicine specialist with over 24 years of experience in the medical field.
· Kaylee Friedman is a Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner specializing in family and acute care.
Why: VIPcare is excited to be expanding its reach in Alabama with the grand opening of Fairhope Village. Dr. Rainer, Kaylee, and their care team are excited to share what sets VIPcare apart and how they are transforming healthcare one patient at a time.
More: Serving communities for over 17 years, VIPcare, part of the Better Health Group umbrella, operates more than 160 clinics across six states – Florida, Alabama, Oklahoma, Georgia, Texas, and Tennessee. With 1000+ providers, VIPcare cares for more than 80,000 Medicare Advantage beneficiaries utilizing a high-touch population health management approach that prioritizes spending quality time with the physician. By focusing on a senior care model and increasing access to high-quality care, VIPcare’s model is at the forefront of the future of healthcare, as opposed to the current system the healthcare organization refers to as “sick care.” Patients are encouraged to see the doctor often instead of only when they are sick, contributing to their success in patient outcomes. To VIPcare, it’s about time. More time with your doctor. More time to care.
