Working with Rondom as a healthcare provider
As a GP, practice nurse, physiotherapist, chiropodist or other healthcare professional, you are a vital link in the care of your patients. You want to be sure that anyone you refer will be seen by a partner who works promptly, professionally and with a patient-centred approach. On this page, you can read about who we are, what we do and how we work together.
Why referrers choose Rondom
Rondom is independent and operates without external investors. This means that your patient’s care always comes first, rather than simply the financial return for a third party. We have a regional presence, work in a multidisciplinary way and ensure short lines of communication: you know who your point of contact is and can count on clear, prompt feedback.
What we offer
- Clear referral criteria for each discipline, so that you know straight away whether your patient is in the right place with us
- Multidisciplinary care pathways and regional cooperation
- Regular, recognisable contact persons
- Reliable reporting and feedback following referral
- Regional presence close to your practice
Sharing knowledge and working together
We actively involve referring practitioners in our community: joint knowledge-sharing sessions, sharing research findings, case discussions and regional consultations. In this way, we work together to improve the quality of care in the region.
Our partners
We collaborate with organisations both within and outside the healthcare sector. These include healthcare organisations, social organisations, local authorities and health insurers. We also collaborate with educational institutions, knowledge centres and research organisations. These partnerships help us to continue developing healthcare. By working together on knowledge, research and innovation, we gain a better understanding of what works in practice. Where possible, we share this knowledge with our partners, so that together we can reach more people and help them lead happier lives, both mentally and physically.
