Logan University Health Centers Partners with Arete Healthcare to Expand Patient Access and Modernize the Clinical Experience
CHESTERFIELD, Mo., August 26, 2026--Logan University Health Centers has entered a strategic partnership with Arete Healthcare to expand access to care, strengthen clinical operations, and connect with a broader network of healthcare providers. As part of the partnership, Logan University Health Centers will implement a new electronic health record (EHR) and practice management system. Through Arete's clinically integrated network (CIN), the Health Centers will gain access to shared technology and clinical resources designed to support coordinated care and collaboration across the healthcare community.
The partnership represents an important step in the continued evolution of Logan University Health Centers, supporting a more connected approach to patient care while providing students with greater exposure to the systems and relationships shaping today's healthcare environment.
With the transition scheduled to take effect January 2027, the Health Centers will be able to accept patient insurance while introducing technology designed to make accessing and managing care more convenient. Patients will benefit from streamlined scheduling, check-in and communication, while clinicians, staff and student clinicians will experience more efficient workflows and reduced administrative processes.
"This is an important investment in the future of Logan University Health Centers and, most importantly, in the people we serve," said Kyle Prusso, DC, director of clinics at Logan University Health Centers. "Accepting insurance will open the door for more people to access the Health Centers' high-quality care, while the new technology will make the experience easier and more convenient for both our patients and our clinical teams."
The partnership will also enhance the clinical education experience for Logan's Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) students. In addition to gaining experience with a modern EHR and practice management system, student clinicians will have greater exposure to the business side of clinical practice. Arete's network will also create opportunities for internships, research, and collaboration with providers across the country, while providing a potential pathway for Logan alumni to remain connected to the same network and resources as they build and grow their practices.
"Our Health Centers play an important role in educating future healthcare providers while serving the needs of our local community," Dr. Prusso said. "This transition allows us to strengthen both sides of that mission. Our students will gain valuable real-world experience and our patients will have more options for accessing the care they have come to know and trust."