Recognition highlights Day Kimball’s commitment to coordinated,
patient-focused primary care

Day Kimball Medical Group (DKMG), a division of Day Kimball Health (DKH), has earned Patient-Centered Medical Home™ (PCMH™) Recognition from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) for the fourth consecutive year, reaffirming its ongoing commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care.

The PCMH recognition reflects the best practices and exceptional care provided by DKMG’s Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, and Pediatric Medicine practices. Through this model, DKMG prioritizes coordinated care, continuous quality improvement, and meaningful patient-provider relationships across all primary care locations. 

“Our continued recognition by NCQA is a reflection of the outstanding care our team provides every day,” said DKMG Vice President of Operations Andrew Gerardi. “Being recognized for the fourth year in a row is a proud moment for our organization. It shows that our patient-centered values are embedded in how we operate. We remain committed to fostering strong partnerships with our patients and ensuring that they feel heard, supported, and well cared for at every step.”

The PCMH model promotes accessible, coordinated healthcare by offering extended in-person hours, 24/7 telephone or electronic communication, and resources that empower patients to take an active role in their care. These efforts help patients better understand their treatment options, manage chronic conditions, and avoid unnecessary emergency room visits or hospitalizations. 

“Receiving this recognition year after year speaks volumes to our team’s consistency and dedication,” added Kyle Kramer, CEO, Day Kimball Health. “We’re not just delivering care, we’re building trust and improving lives. This achievement reinforces our mission to provide compassionate, high-quality care that meets the unique needs of our community.”

The NCQA’s PCMH Recognition program requires rigorous annual reporting, including detailed reporting on care access, planning, performance measurements, and coordination. DKMG submitted its 2025 submission earlier this year and once again met the high standards required for recognition.

To learn more about Day Kimball’s commitment to patient-centered primary care, visit daykimball.org/primarycare.