9 hours ago Conviva is more than a place or center. It is a belief that everyone, no matter the age, can live their best life and age well through prevention and holistic care. For more than 50 years, patients have discovered a healthcare home with our physicians who listen and Care Teams who feel as familiar as family. Aging well begins with living well ... >> Go To The Portal
Conviva, a wholly owned subsidiary of Humana Inc. ... This acquisition brings the total of payer-agnostic senior-focused primary care centers Humana owns to more than 170 – including its Conviva, Partners in Primary Care, and Family Physicians Group facilities across the U.S.Mar 2, 2021
Conviva has more than 95 convenient locations throughout Florida (Broward County, Daytona Beach, Jacksonville, Miami-Dade County, Palm Beach County, and Tampa/Gulf Coast) and Texas (Corpus Christi, El Paso, and San Antonio).Sep 12, 2021
Conviva Care centers are outpatient primary care centers located in Florida and Texas, dedicated to senior health. We are expert physician leaders, caring clinicians and your trusted medical source. We are dedicated to helping you live your best life through ongoing conversations about health, wellness and aging.
Conviva Care Solutions is a management services organization representing nearly 300 physician practices, 800 clinicians, and 300,000 patients across the states of Texas and Florida.
Humana (NYSE: HUM) will merge its subsidiaries MCCI Medical Group, CAC-Florida Medical Centers, Continucare Medical Centers and MetCare of Florida into one company called Conviva that will continue to focus on operations in South Florida and throughout Texas.Feb 7, 2018
Rinera NetworksThe company changed its name from Rinera Networks to Conviva in April 2008. Conviva has raised a total of $121 million, with $40 million in new capital raised in 2017 from investors such as Future Fund, NEA, Foundation Capital, and Time Warner Investments.
French, from Latin conviva one who lives with another, eats with another, from com- + -viva (from vivere to live)
Providing the Medical Care Jupiter Needs Since 1979 When the retirement community closed in 1971, a consortium led by Dr. George Ford purchased it. They sold 600 acres east of the railroad tracks to Alcoa for Jonathan's Landing and donated the remaining 30-acre parcel for a medical center.