What does CCA stand for?

Convenient Care Association (Philadelphia, PA)

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According to the Convenient Care Association, there now are 1,200 retail-based health clinics operating in 32 states, a significant increase from the approximately 500 clinics operating just two years ago.

Studies find retail-based health clinics can offer lower-cost care

The clinics' own research shows 30 to 40 percent of patients say they don't have a primary care provider, said Tine Hansen-Turton of the Convenient Care Association, a trade group representing most of the clinics.

Study: Few retail clinics in poor neighborhoods

The official publication of the Convenient Care Association (Philadelphia, PA), the new title will launch in August to provide clinical content addressing the needs of nurse practitioners and physician assistants who practice in the retail/convenient care clinic environment.

Quadrant Healthcom (Parsippany, NJ) will launch "Convenient Care," a ...

About 7 percent of Americans have tried a clinic at least once, according to an estimate by the Convenient Care Association, an industry trade group formed in 2006.

Wal-Mart expands in-store health clinics

All of the clinics associated with the Convenient Care Association work to build strong relationships with local physicians and, in fact, couldn't operate effectively if they weren't collaborating with doctors in the community, Hansen-Turton said.

Retail-based health clinics grow in popularity nationwide

Ryan serves as chair of the Clinical Advisory Board of the Convenient Care Association (CCA), the industry's trade organization, where she was instrumental in developing the CCA's Ten Quality and Safety Standards and implementing a third-party certification process for these standards.

Take Care Health Systems Chief Nurse Practitioner Officer Honored for ...

About 7 percent of Americans have tried a clinic at least once, according to an estimate by the Convenient Care Association, an industry trade group formed in 2006.

Wal-Mart expands in-store health clinics with own brand