For Patients

What is QCIPN?

The Queen’s Clinically Integrated Physician Network (QCIPN) is an integral part of The Queen’s Health Systems that extends care beyond the traditional clinical setting. We provide patients with coordinated whole-person support to improve health, wellbeing, and access to care.

Our interdisciplinary team includes social workers, nurses, navigators, pharmacists, and dietitians who work collaboratively with your care providers to ensure you receive the support you need.

Team-Based Care Model

Free, Voluntary Programs and Services to Help Patients Get Well, Be Well, and Stay Well

While participation may be dependent on program availability and patient eligibility, the QCIPN Clinical Care Coordination Team offers free programs and services to patients who see a provider in QCIPN. Programs include but are not limited to:

Addressing Medical or Psychosocial needs (financial, food, housing, transport assistance)
Advance Care Planning
Behavioral Health Assistance
Caregiver Support/Education
Classes to Help Manage Falls and Increase Activity Levels
Coordination of Care After a Hospitalization
Diabetes Management
Health Education
Hula Classes for Hypertension
Medication Management and Education
Nutrition Guidance
Smoking Cessation

Program Flyers

Hula and Hypertension

Interested in learning more about QCIPN Clinical Care Coordination programs or services?

Discuss with your healthcare provider or contact us.

Unsure if your healthcare provider is in QCIPN?

Check the QHS Find a Doctor directory and if you see our logo next to their photo, they are in QCIPN.