Specialty Health Network

traditionally, “groups” create value by offering non­clinical services like group purchasing, payer contracting, and technology solutions for physician practices. any successful “group” has likely spent years building primary care physician relationships, access to specialty physicians and ancillary health providers, and retains vast knowledge of the local market. through a strategic partnership with the specialty health network (shn­), an existing “group” can add an entirely new line of managed services and enjoy significant revenue growth. the shn­ integrates independent physicians and ancillaries via stratus ©, a proprietary referral management platform (cpoe), empowering primary care, chiropractic, and specialty physician practices to take command of patient outcomes, management and care collaboration. in turn, driving additional patients to ancillary specialty practices, which consequently are shn­ partners.