Change in SFS Patient Identification
Why the Change? The SFS dummy coverage will no longer be used to identify patients on SFS as this caused duplicate work for our billing team. What’s Next? Effective February 1st, 2023, SFS…
Christina HenningNOAH Launches QuickCare
QuickCare will be available beginning Tuesday, September 6! What is QuickCare? QuickCare is fast, convenient, healthcare powered by NOAH! Patients can connect by video call with a provider who can…
Have You Been Exposed to Monkeypox?
With monkeypox infections on the rise in the United States and Arizona, it’s important to communicate NOAH’s established guidelines for employees who suspect they may be infected. General Guidelines For…
New Back to School Wellness Bundle
This back to school season, we’re highlighting NOAH’s integrated care model with a limited-time Wellness Bundle. This specialized appointment addresses health needs like a well child check or sports physical…
New Partnership with Mercy Care
NOAH is partnering with Mercy Care and The City of Phoenix to support individuals that need Behavioral Health, COVID, or Community Resources services. Patients meeting specific criteria will be eligible for no…
Community Resources Update
Unwinding the Public Health Emergency At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the federal government declared a Public Health Emergency (PHE). Since then, Medicaid programs like AHCCCS and…
New MyChart Proxy Launches
MyChart launched new access and proxy guidelines for patients of all ages. NOAH patients may have questions about accessing their dependents MyChart, who can access their MyChart, and more, so…
Katy ReeveThe History of HIV
By Andrea E. Leuser, BSN, RN | NOAH Partners in Prevention Nurse Navigator AIDS Begins to Erupt Across the U.S. The first official report of what would later become known…
NOAH’s Impact on HIV Prevention and Awareness
By Andrea E. Leuser, BSN, RN | NOAH Partners in Prevention Nurse Navigator In September 2021, NOAH received a Partners in Prevention grant from the Health Resources & Services Administration…
Now Offering COVID Vaccines for kids under 5!
The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is now approved for children ages 6 months to 4 years! That means anyone age 6 months and older can receive a COVID-19 vaccine series. This…