The ChiroCare Centers of Excellence (CCoE) Program was developed by Fulcrum to recognize clinics that use standardized clinical protocols and an integrated, collaborative approach to achieve positive outcomes and improved quality of life for patients. Using best practice approaches, Stellis Health provides patients with a consistent, high-quality experience. The CCoE program highlights ChiroCare clinics who achieve and maintain the highest standards of patient-centered care through record keeping, documented outcome measures, and collaboration with other health care providers to achieve the Triple Aim in health care.

Pediatrician Joseph Mahoney, MD, was recently honored with the Preceptor of the Year Award at Bethel University where he precepted nine of the 31 graduates. Selected by the physician assistant students to receive this distinct award, Dr. Mahoney was recognized by the graduating class and faculty during their White Coat Graduation Ceremony on August 5th.

Stellis Health has a long history of mentoring medical students through various schools including the Rural Physician Assistants Program (RPAP) at the University of Minnesota.

The new Stellis Health logo features a star twinkling at the horizon to symbolize the Latin root meaning of Stellis and the physician’s daily calling to watch over our communities’ health.

Stellis Health is the new name for Buffalo Clinic, Monticello Clinic, and Albertville-St. Michael Clinic. And though you’ll be seeing new signage outside all three clinics, inside, you’ll find the same primary and specialty physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners who’ve been treating patients all these years.