Payers & Employers

What We Do

Piedmont Health Partners is a clinically integrated network of AnMed physicians, providers, and facilities serving Anderson County and the surrounding communities. The network has 650 physicians and providers at AnMed Medical Center, AnMed North Campus, and AnMed Cannon in Pickens County.

We help coordinate and manage patient services from start to finish. Piedmont Health Partners also improves care by assisting doctors in working together, cutting waste, and making patients healthier.

Effectiveness & Benefits of Working with Us

The health professionals on our team work with patients, providers, and payers to improve the quality and maximize the value of medical care. You can see our network’s effectiveness, quality of care, and cost savings in our ability to:

• Boost employee satisfaction 
• Close care gaps
• Control costs
• Decrease readmissions
• Improve care coordination
• Reduce health care spending
• Save money on medication

Supporting the Right Care, Time & Place

Your patients or employees will receive education and coaching on appropriate places to get care. They’ll also have access to our flyer, Where Should I Go for Care? [PDF] to help guide their decisions.

24/7 Help Line

Piedmont Health Partners has a 24/7 Helpline (1-877-906-4478). Patients and employees can call for assistance with their health questions and care needs.

Emphasis on Primary Care

Our priority is encouraging enrolled patients and employees (members) to take an active role in their care. If they don’t already have a primary care provider, we help them partner with one. Evidence shows that high-quality primary care translates into healthier, happier patients and lower overall costs.

Whole-Person Care Coordination

Our provider care coordination model emphasizes whole-person care. This patient-centered approach considers the body and mind when developing care plans to provide physical, behavioral, and social support.

We support your patients and employees who need services for multiple illnesses or chronic conditions. They also receive disease-based education and learn about self-managing their care.

Coaching Patients to Engage in Their Health Care

The primary goal of health coaching is for patients and caregivers to become comfortable self-managing their condition(s) and participating in health care decisions.

A team of Piedmont Health Partners professionals coaches patients and caregivers on the patient’s specific condition. Coaching includes:

• Disease management strategies
• Medication management
• Recommendations to address social factors that affect health
• Transitions of care assistance