Housecall Providers to Become Part of Chapters Health

TEMPLE TERRACE, Florida—Chapters Health System, a not-for-profit health organization focused on advanced illness and hospice care, announced the definitive agreement for Housecall Providers to become part of Chapters Health has been finalized. 

The organization said the partnership will expand the Chapters Health System footprint in Oregon and bring new capacity to grow value-based services through Housecall Providers’ in-home primary care program, as well as their palliative care and hospice services.

“The finalization of our affiliation with Housecall Providers is the alignment of two visionary nonprofit healthcare providers that understand the importance of creating a continuum of services that will support patients, caregivers and families across the chronic illness landscape,” said Andrew Molosky, president and CEO, Chapters Health System. “Together, we will be able to shape not only the future of Chapters Health, but the direction of chronic illness care as we continue to innovate new ways to improve the patient and caregiver experience.”

Chapters Health is a nationally recognized organization with multiple awards for its outstanding employee culture, including honors for appreciation, purpose and values, work-life flexibility, and professional development, all based on employee feedback. Chapters Health supports more than 40,000 hospice patients across the country each year. Chapters Health’s network on the West Coast also includes affiliations with Hospice East Bay (Pleasant Hill, California), Hospice of Santa Cruz County (Santa Cruz, California), Nathan Adelson Hospice (Las Vegas, Nevada) and Willamette Vital Health (Salem, Oregon).

“Just as our partnership will strengthen the value-based offerings at Chapters Health, I know that their extraordinary care model, best practices and collaboration will help us enhance and extend our home-based care to support more individuals in our community,” said Rebecca Ramsay, CEO of Housecall Providers. “Through our collective nonprofit mission and commitment to service, we can ensure that community-based care will continue throughout Oregon for decades to come.”