Health Network

Improving Continuity of Care

If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, Health Network was designed to assist you!

Clinicians serving mobile populations face unique challenges for providing continuity of care. Health Network specializes in patient navigation and medical records transfer services to assist you with continuity of care issues. Since 1996, Health Network has worked with more than 3,500 mobile patients, proving that tracking migrant patients can be successful.

MCN Health Network Programs

MCN’s Health Network provides free continuity of care services to address those challenges through the following programs:

TBNet: for patients with active or suspected tuberculosis, latent TB infection, and/or HIV.
CAN-track:for patients screened, in need of screening, or receiving treatment for breast, cervical and colon cancer.
Diabetes Track IIfor patients living with diabetes of pre-diabetes.
Prenatalfor patients throughout their pregnancy, up until their six-week postpartum visit, to ensure no gaps in their health car.

Enrolling a patient is as easy as 1, 2, 3

Ask your patient to sign the consent form so that we can contact him or her and transfer his or her medical records (consent forms are available in English, Spanish, Portugese and Creole).
Fill out the patient information sheet or put the patient on the phone with us and we will fill out the information for you.
Send us the patient information form and consent form along with the patient’s medical records (via secure fax: 512-327-6140, or encrypted email)

All forms for enrollment can be found HERE.

That’s it…we will take it from there. If your patient moves, Health Network staff will contact the patient to assist him or her with locating a health center in his/her new area, and, if necessary, assist with scheduling an appointment for the patient. Medical records will be transferred and then gathered as a result of that follow-up, and forwarded back to the enrolling clinic.