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Primary Care

A New Model for Primary Care in Liberia

The BCMS Global Community Health and Family Wellness Hub (CHFWH) Model offers an integrated, community-based primary care system tailored for Liberia. This model deviates from traditional clinic care by integrating preventive health, education, technology, community outreach, and economic empowerment into a unified system designed to make healthcare more accessible to families.

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This model offers a departure from standard clinic care by combining preventive health, education, technology, community outreach, and economic empowerment into a single system to enhance healthcare accessibility for families. Accessibility, affordability, prevention, cultural responsiveness, and community leadership are the core tenets of this model for primary care. The CHFWH Model prioritizes disease prevention, healthy living promotion, and community reinforcement through ongoing involvement over awaiting sickness to arise.

Core Components

  • Primary medical care

  • Maternal and child health services

  • Immunizations

  • Family planning

  • Chronic disease management

  • Mental health screening

  • Nutrition counseling

  • Health education

Core Components

  • Primary medical care

  • Maternal and child health services

  • Immunizations

  • Family planning

  • Chronic disease management

  • Mental health screening

  • Nutrition counseling

  • Health education

Simple Digital Tools

  • Maintain electronic health records

  • Schedule appointments

  • Send vaccination reminders

  • Monitor chronic diseases

  • Track community health indicators

  • Support telehealth consultations where available

Why This Model Is Different

The BCMS CHFWH Model provides Liberia with a primary care system that is both integrated and community-focused. The BCMS Global Community Health and Family Wellness Hub Model offers more than just illness treatment. This system brings together healthcare, education, community outreach, technology, and family empowerment. The model aims to bolster Liberia’s primary healthcare by delivering services locally, focusing on prevention, community leadership, and lasting well-being, improving health outcomes sustainably and with community involvement.

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