Coos Bay, North Bend, Bandon, Coquille, Myrtle Point and Gold Beach.
Patients also come to NBMC clinics from Reedsport – north of Coos Bay and from Brookings, south of Coos Bay.
Approximate population served in Coos, Curry and Douglas counties is 90,000.
Patient loyalty:
Patients in our three key counties hold NBMC in high regard. Our communities are aware that NBMC screens its physicians well before they become members of our clinic. Patients believe that, if a physician qualifies to practice in our clinics, that physician is excellent.
Work flexibility:
NBMC physicians set their own hours and days they work. By way of example, NBMC has physicians who want to work early morning and leave in the early afternoons and other physicians who want to see evening patients.
Work style:
NBMC physicians have autonomy in their practice. NBMC will provide support to help physicians run their practices effectively. At physician request, we will help screen new employees, hire, discipline or terminate their staff. Of course, some physicians prefer to manage these tasks themselves. NBMC is there to help when and where needed.
Clinic structure:
The CEO and seven-physician member board of directors work closely together
All physicians are welcome at the monthly board meetings
Physician membership meets on a quarterly basis
All major decisions are approved by physician membership
Department managers report to the CEO
Individual department managers oversee:
— Accounting, audiology, day surgery, engineering, information systems, laboratory
— Materials department, medical records, transcription department, patient
— Services/insurance, physical therapy and radiology
NBMC clinic committees:
Managers, safety, employee recognition and information systems