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Chronic Care Management | Social Determinants of Health
Health plans and provider organizations are beginning to wrestle with the non-medical influences that significantly affect patient health.
Chronic Care Management | Care Coordination
Numerous op-eds, American Medical Association (AMA) blog posts, and journal articles explore different perspectives concerning the role of providers in supporting health equity.
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Chronic Care Management | Patient Engagement
Engaging patients has become more of a focal point for healthcare. Motivated people tend to believe in their ability to improve or maintain their quality of life.
Chronic Care Management | RHCs / FQHCs
Rural healthcare has existed outside the influence of many value-based programs. With low case rates and specialized reimbursements, rural care clinics have not been folded into the transition.
Healthcare organizations continue to transition their approach to treating an aging population with a high rate of chronic illness. Payors and providers have ventured further into ambulatory settings where they can leverage more specialties, implement value-based care strategies, and launch tech-based programs, like chronic care management.
Chronic Care Management | Health Plans
There’s an expanding need for health plans to collaborate with physicians and launch large-scale Chronic Care Management (CCM) programs. As the adult population continues to age, 60% of adults and 40% of school-age children already have one or more chronic conditions.
Ideally, patient engagement goes beyond automated emails, voicemails, or educational handouts. But, many practices struggle to define what engagement means for them and their patients. Alternatively, consider partnering with patients as a more practical objective toward improving health outcomes, health-supporting behaviors, and treatment adherence.