Care Coordination
This webinar will highlight Harvard Medical School and California’s Community Memorial Healthcare’s successful, real-world strategies that bridge hospital and community care.
A report from AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving released today found nearly 1 in 4 U.S. adults (63 million) are caring for an adult or child with a complex medical condition or disability. Over half of the caretakers are managing complex medical and nursing tasks like injections,…
Partnerships across health care professions, industries and sectors allow hospitals to foster an environment that is conducive to improving health. Community stakeholders and patients are key partners in codesigning new care delivery models.
Care navigators can help facilitate transitions as patients — particularly those with chronic or complex diseases — move from the acute care to home setting while remaining connected to needed outpatient services.
By fostering partnerships across providers as part of a clinically integrated network, health care organizations can better facilitate coordinated care for their patients.
Complete the Age-Friendly Health Systems Pathways Selection Tool to learn more about the AFHS movement and ways to participate and be recognized.
Ascension Saint Thomas health system in Tennessee has entered into a strategic joint venture with PathPoint Health, a provider of metabolic care, to help people prevent and manage obesity, diabetes, or prediabetes.
AHA comments on PTAC Total Cost of Care Model Proposal.
Empowering patient engagement and leveraging customized communication and education via digital technologies to improve health and reduce disparities.
MMC views care coordination as an important aspect of fulfilling its mission as an independent community health
system.