The patient-physician relationship is what I value the most as a practitioner.
The program provides my patients with a wide variety of membership amenities to enhance their care experience, such as access to the innovative SENS Solution® Wellness Program, which includes a personal health coach who collaborates with me to optimize their wellbeing. In order to alleviate some of the barriers in today’s healthcare environment that interfere with my ability to continue to practice this way, I have collaborated with Castle Connolly Private Health Partners, LLC (CCPHP), to create a new concierge program called Schwartz CCPHP. Contact us for more information.Īs a physician, my greatest satisfaction is derived from working closely and comprehensively with my patients in an unhurried environment, so that I can be my patients’ advocate and advisor regarding longevity and quality of life. Since the membership fees do not pay for any insurance-covered healthcare services, we recommend that our members maintain their health insurance.
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Schwartz provides all professional services through his practice, Schwartz CCPHP. Schwartz and CCPHP that is separate from his medical practice.
Membership fees are payable to Schwartz CCPHP, LLC, a business entity formed by Dr. Members of Schwartz CCPHP pay an affordable annual fee to take advantage of a wide array of member benefits and enjoy a more convenient, connected, and compassionate approach to healthcare. This allows him to have enough time to provide each and every patient with personalized, unhurried care. Schwartz has considerably fewer patients than typical primary care doctors. Schwartz has collaborated with Castle Connolly Private Health Partners (CCPHP) to create a unique, concierge or membership-based practice model that provides a more optimized healthcare experience for both patients and providers. She has taught undergraduate students and sought opportunities to conduct clinical co-supervision and peer supervision, all of which she hopes to continue as a member of the UMD community.Concerned about numerous healthcare trends that are negatively affecting doctor-patient relationships and the way care is delivered, Dr. Schwartz has enjoyed training and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students in research methods, assessment administration, data analysis, and product preparation. Schwartz has been certified in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) from PCIT International since 2018.Īcross her graduate school career, Dr. While her work has primarily targeted anxiety and depression from a cognitive-behavioral orientation, she has gained substantial experience treating pediatric behavior problems and trauma-based psychopathology across the lifespan. Schwartz has provided direct, evidence-based clinical care to preschoolers, school-aged children, adolescents, adults, and families in both individual and group formats across a variety of settings. In addition, she investigates mechanisms of disorder development and maintenance to better understand how interventions work, when may be best to intervene and if current modalities impact appropriate targets. Specifically, efforts have been in service of examining contextual characteristics of intervention success within community-based and research settings. Schwartz’s research broadly aims to improve the efficacy of evidence-based interventions for youth with, or at risk for, depression. from the SDSU/UC San Diego Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology in 2020, under the mentorship of Dr. Schwartz is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Maryland, College Park.
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