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CareMax
CareMax runs Florida primary-care clinics capping patient panels at 450 per provider and claiming a 30% hospitalization reduction for Medicare members.
CareMax
CareMax operates a network of senior-focused primary-care clinics concentrated in Florida. Its website describes a care model organized around dramatically smaller patient panels — 450 per provider versus a typical load exceeding 1,500 — combined with same-day access, integrated care coordination, and telemedicine. The stated clinical footprint is confined to Florida. The model emphasizes preventative medicine, chronic disease management, and early detection. The firm claims this approach yields a 30% reduction in hospitalizations against a national benchmark, though it does not cite the study behind that figure. Services include Medicare-covered annual wellness visits, chronic-condition management for diseases such as diabetes and arthritis, and referral coordination. No details on value-based contract partners or risk-bearing entities are disclosed. The organization does not disclose its founding year, management team, ownership structure, or financials in publicly accessible materials. The website refers to the entity as "Claremedica" while the domain is caremax.com; the relationship between the two brands is not explained. A team or leadership page is absent. The firm’s positioning rests on operational simplicity — smaller panels, longer visits, and community-branded clinics — but it provides no public attribution of its ownership, scale metrics beyond the patient-panel figure, or external validation of its outcomes claims.
General information
Firm type
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Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Miami
Corporate office
Miami, FL, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What clinical model does CareMax operate?
CareMax runs a high-touch, primary-care delivery model aimed at Medicare-eligible seniors. Providers manage panels capped at approximately 450 patients — a fraction of the 1,500-plus typical in conventional primary care — and offer same-day appointments, telemedicine, integrated specialist coordination, and chronic disease management. The firm claims this structure produces a 30% reduction in hospitalizations relative to a national average.
Where are CareMax’s operations located?
According to the firm’s website, all locations are in Florida. It does not disclose the total number of clinics or plans for expansion into other states.
Who owns or runs CareMax?
CareMax does not publicly identify its owners, executives, or board members on its website or in readily available primary sources. A team page returns an error, and no leadership names appear in the scraped content. The entity’s legal structure and controlling principals therefore cannot be sourced from public disclosures.
What is the relationship between CareMax and Claremedica?
The domain caremax.com presents the entity as "Claremedica," but no explanation of the dual naming is provided. The websites do not clarify whether Claremedica is a trade name, a subsidiary brand, a predecessor identity, or operated by a separate legal entity.
Does CareMax take on financial risk through value-based contracts?
The current public materials do not specify the entity’s reimbursement structure. The emphasis on reduced hospitalizations and Medicare-covered preventive visits suggests an orientation toward value-based care metrics, but no disclosure confirms participation in Medicare Advantage risk contracts, ACO REACH, or other capitated arrangements.
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