Today, Central Maine Healthcare (CMHC) in collaboration with New England Life Care (NELC) together launched an innovative new program, the Care Coordination Resource Center (CCRC), to support our care management team in transitioning infusion patients from hospital to home! The CCRC is a transformative program designed to assist our health system in coordinating infusion discharges with a goal to decrease length of stay (LOS) by improving patient flow management providing time back to our case management team to spend with non-infusion related patients. This program changes the way we think about the role of home infusion by streamlining our process, freeing beds for higher acuity patients and reducing total medical expense. Working alongside the CMHC care management teams, NELC will have onsite staff to manage all home infusion referrals regardless insurance type or home infusion provider. The CCRC model is a progression model, and we look forward to evolving the collaborative program adding proactive patient identification in the near future. This collaboration showcases our commitment to continuous improvement as we provide exceptional patient care.
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🔥 COMING SOON... Practical Healing Direct Primary Care! The number one question we receive from our existing patients is “Who do you recommend for Primary Care?”. While there are several wonderful physicians in our area, we have long felt that the ability to blend the primary care model with our existing functional medicine practice would allow us to serve our patients in a more complete way. Primary care through a functional lens, with access to services that help keep you truly well, including nutrition, personal training, health coaching, and more. The Direct Primary Care (DPC) model is a practice and payment model where patients/consumers pay their physician or practice directly in the form of periodic payments for a defined set of primary care services. By removing the insurance payor system from the equation, patients receive better care as a result of increased time with their practitioner, higher touch communication, and improved relationships. ⭐️ We are thrilled to announce that we will be adding the DPC model of care to our practice coming in the summer of 2024! ‼️We will enroll a limited number of patient memberships, so be sure to secure your spot on the waitlist today! 👉 To be added to the waitlist for DPC, click here: https://lnkd.in/gXq-Bs-b #functionalmedicine #ohiofunctionalmedicine #ohioprimarycare #ohio #clevelandohio #wadsworthohio #ohiosmallbusiness #functionalmedicinepractice
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If you’ve never heard of a Direct Primary Care (DPC) practice before, don’t worry! We’re breaking it all down for you to understand what it’s all about, and how it can benefit you. DPC is an innovative healthcare model where physicians partner with their patients to provide a more personalized primary care experience. This means that the care you receive is uniquely tailored to YOU! We follow a membership model, which is a low monthly fee, but keep in mind that this is NOT medical insurance or concierge care. You will not have copays, there will be no deductibles to meet, and you won’t get any unexpected bills. We talk about everything up front! So what’s the benefit to this type of primary care? You get a personal physician who knows you, who listens to you, and has the TIME to spend with you during your visits. You’ll also be able to avoid urgent care or the emergency room, as we offer in-office labs, medications, procedures, IV fluids and infusions, joint injections, and more — all at deeply discounted prices with COMPLETE PRICE TRANSPARENCY. We believe in going back to old school medicine — not the type of care that’s dictated by third parties. We focus on you and your needs. It’s our goal to make sure you are provided with the best care that’s affordable, convenient, and personal. Comment LEARN MORE below to see if the DPC model of healthcare is right for you! #puredpc #dpcpractice #directprimarycare #familymedicine #integrativemedicine #powertothepatient #saintaugustine #saintaugustinedpc #personalhealthcare #healthcare #dpchealthcare #affordablehealthcare #health #wellness
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Centene Corporation and Wellvana's multi-year primary care deal for Medicare Advantage members marks a significant step towards enhancing access and quality of care. Exciting times ahead for the healthcare landscape! #MedicareAdvantage Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eaj3KrCQ #Centene #Wellvana #MedicareAdvantage #HealthcarePartnerships
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Thanks to the regulations set out by the Hospital Price Transparency Rule and the No Surprises Act, pricing simplicity and clarity for hospitals is the new standard. While each policy has different rules and requirements, they share a similar goal of requiring hospitals to publicly disclose their charges in a transparent, accessible manner so that patients are provided information on medical costs. While these rules have existed for several years, many hospitals still struggle to meet their compliance obligations. According to the Patient Rights Advocate’s Fifth Semi-Annual Hospital Price Transparency Compliance Report, only 36% (721) of 2,000 hospitals analyzed in 2023 fully complied with the Price Transparency Rule requirements. Read more about the challenges and opportunities here: https://rsm.us/3vURr2C
Price transparency and the No Surprises Act
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Dr. Bushra Siddiqui, MD, sheds light on the invaluable role of Primary Care Physicians (PCPs) in the realm of healthcare. As a PCP, she emphasizes the continuous, comprehensive care, the human factor, and the importance of coordinated care that PCPs provide. If you don't have a PCP, Dr. Siddiqui offers four insightful tips to guide you in finding the right healthcare partner for your well-being. #Healthcare #PrimaryCarePhysicians #WellnessJourney #HealthTips https://lnkd.in/eGsdYDME
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The cornerstone of CGHN's identity is to provide each of our Member Practices, Physicians, and Advanced Practice Practitioners with the support, tools, and resources needed to execute the fundamental objective of value-based care: the delivery of high-quality, affordable care to our Central Georgia communities. Our dedicated support models are designed to offset industry burdens, allowing clinicians to practice at the top of their license. By capitalizing on the foundational capabilities driving coordinated evidence-based medicine and the orchestration of proactive care across the continuum, together we can maximize the impact of value-based care at scale. Great read, from AJMC - The American Journal of Managed Care!
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Collaboration between healthcare providers and payers is instrumental in navigating the complexities of medical necessity criteria. By fostering a cooperative environment, both parties can work together to ensure that medical decisions align with the best interests of the patient. https://lnkd.in/enecnuQb #medicalnecessity #MNC #providers
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An interesting look at value-based care arrangements and the unique features, benefits and challenges of this model. The insights provided in the article underscore the importance of understanding the intricacies of each value-based care model to effectively implement strategies that optimize patient care delivery and financial outcomes. We are seeing a notable trend in the adoption of value-based care arrangements and are helping clients navigate these evolving relationships. HealthPayerIntelligence
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