Vision
Westsound Community Health Network supports the clinical and business functions of healthcare professionals and organizations in order to improve the quality and availability of healthcare delivered in our community.
WCHN is comprised of 110 physician sponsors in Kitsap and Jefferson Counties and Harrison Memorial Hospital.
Values
The WCHN vision is founded on the following set of values:
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Offering people a choice of a locally-based physician who lives in their community and shares their values. |
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Supporting a locally governed, physician directed and community oriented health care network that is a part of the community in which it operates. |
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Believing that shared vision, incentives, and information are the cause and means to a dynamic and responsible community-based health care network. |
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Capitalizing on the use of technology through a collaborative effort of its sponsors to support systems that link health care providers to meet their clinical and administrative data needs. |
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Benefits
Sponsors of WCHN have access to a variety of benefits and services including:
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Malpractice insurance discounts |
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Group purchasing program for medical and office supplies |
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Unlimited access to Westsound.Net |
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Assistance with HIPAA compliance for privacy, security and transaction code sets |
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Educational seminars |
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Employment pool database |
About Westsound.net
WestSound.Net is a private and secure internet site that provides physician practices with administrative and clinical information.
WestSound.Net provides access to the following services:
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Harrison Clinical Browser |
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Harrison PACS - Digital Imaging |
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Harrison ED Charting |
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On-call schedules |
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KPS Eligibility |
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Email |
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If you would like to download information on how to become a member, click here:
Membership Application Packet
If you are interested in becoming a subscriber to Westsound.Net, please click here.
Westsound Community Health Network
2025 Wheaton Way, Suite 201
Bremerton, WA 98310
360-792-8742
Contact: America Fiol-Serra
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