About | Community Health Partners

mission and vision

About Us

Our Mission

To improve our community's health and quality of life:

Through access to the best network of physicians and hospitals
Through design of innovative and cost effective programs that exceed customer needs
Through integration and coordination of superior medical services

Our Vision

To deliver high-quality healthcare to patients at an affordable cost by maximizing collaboration between doctors, hospitals, and employers, making effective use of available resources, and monitoring outcomes and service quality. In order to achieve ongoing quality improvement and economic improvement for all, we will empower the providers, staff, and patients by incorporating their feedback and ideas into the strategy development process and the maintenance of adaptability and growth.

What We Do

Community Health Partners (CHP) is a Collier County based, Florida nonprofit healthcare organization. Community Health Partners is the liaison between major employer groups, physicians, health care networks and insurance companies. We are committed to bridging the gap between health care agencies, providers, patients, and their families. It is our goal to provide a seamless exchange of services and collaboration to ensure they have cutting edge health care options and a continuum of networks, providers, mental/behavioral health, medical services, and advocacy.

Direct contracting with self-insured employers
Contracting with insurance companies, networks, and health plans
Credentialing of providers using the Nationally recognized criteria
Provide Emotional Wellness services to the community and major employer groups locally
URAC accredited for Case management/Utilization management/Disease Management
Participation in utilization management and quality assurance programs
Update payors monthly of new providers and demographic changes

Become a Provider

What we do

Leadership

Leadership Team

Kathy Jardone

Chief Operating Officer

Barbara Spina

Director of Medical Services

Jaime Crossan-Debres

Director of Emotional Wellness

Jennifer Todd

Office Manager

Board

Board of Directors

James V. Talano, MD, MM

Carmella Fernandez, MD

Max Kamerman, MD

John P. Lewis, MD

Alejandro Perez-Trepichio, MD

Bryan Murphey, MD

James Scanlon, MD

Steven Krohn, MBA

Greg Leach, MD

Sobia Najm Masoud, MD

Work With Us

Whether you are just starting out in your career or are an experienced professional, we offer competitive pay, excellent benefits, and possibilities for professional growth to those who share our values and aim to be successful within our organization.

You will be inspired, driven, and challenged to match our best-in-class performance regardless of the department you are a part of. To apply or inquire about open positions, fax your resume to (239) 659-7799.

Our Clients and Partners

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Rights of Persons Served

You are in partnership with Community Health Partners when receiving services.

Your rights are as follows:

To be treated with dignity, courtesy, and respect.
To ask for, consent for and receive quality treatment and services.
To receive services regardless of your place of residence, sex, race, age, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, immigration status, gender identity, cognitive status, veteran status, disability, or religion.
To be provided with communications and services in your language of preference. CHP staff may utilize in-house staff or a language line or HIPAA compliant translation services to ensure security and accuracy of communication.
To utilize or be provided with auxiliary aids for those patients who identify as hearing or visually impaired via Telecommunication Relay Service (TRS via 711), large print documentation, Braille materials, captioning services, screen reader software, voice to text services, and any services that the patient may request for their accessibility.
To request utilization of ADA accessible office space and facilities.
To request all documentation and materials be presented in your language of preference.
To participate in the development, understanding and maintenance of your treatment.
To have reasonable access to records.

Your responsibilities are:

To supply, whenever possible, accurate information about illnesses, hospitalizations, medications, and other pertinent matters related to your physical and emotional health.
To respect the rights of all others and be considerate of them, including their privacy and confidentiality.
To communicate your needs, accommodation or preferences to your clinician/case manager as assigned.
To report physical or mental abuse.
To fully participate in your treatment.

Community Health Partners rights are:

To report all suspected, disclosed, witnessed, and/or confirmed abuse of a child or vulnerable adult to the Department of Children and Families and other necessary agencies.
To give notice of your involuntary admission to your emergency contact person.