Hospitals & Health Systems
With Clinical Pathology Associates, hospital and health systems have a true pathology partner. Our extensive network of board-certified specialty and subspecialty pathologists brings a level of excellence and expertise rarely seen outside of the largest academic medical centers.
We integrate with your physicians, operations, and information systems so your patients get the fast, accurate diagnostic information needed to support their treatment plan. Our clients don’t worry about pathology because we take care of it.
Delivering Value to our Hospital Partners
Our private, physician-owned practice prioritizes having a deep network of subspecialty pathologists within our single practice.
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The CPA Value
Our private, physician-owned practice prioritizes having a deep network of subspecialty pathologists within our single practice. Our pathology practice has a breadth and depth of specialties/subspecialties represented that are rarely seen outside of a large academic medical center. We have more than 50 board-certified specialty and subspecialty pathologists, representing the fields of pediatric pathology, oncologic pathology, breast and gynecologic pathology, urologic pathology, transfusion medicine, hematopathology, neuropathology, and dermatopathology.
Benefits include:
- Single-source expertise. Reduces the need for our clients to rely on outside vendors for second opinions and consultation on complex cases. Having access to multiple subspecialties within our practice means our clients save time and money.
99 percent of CPA’s pathology cases are handled internally by our practice.
- Collaboration and consultation. Our pathologists have immediate access to their CPA colleagues for consultation. Using digital pathology, our pathologists can immediately share slides with their colleagues in a wide range of specialties and subspecialties for consultation. We also share cases with each other for professional education and advancement so our physicians are continually updating their knowledge of new testing, technology, and disease categorization and staging.