…that we do. Provider’s, being the closest to the consumer, are best suited to offer whole-person care. Whole-person care offers high levels of coordination between health, behavioral health, and social…
…adaptations. First, it must account for non-medical drivers, including caregiver availability, housing instability, and behavioral health needs. This requires flexible funding mechanisms that allow providers to spend on social supports…
…care coordination for people with complex needs. LTSS users often interact with multiple systems at once, including primary care, hospitals, behavioral health, pharmacy, housing supports, caregiver networks, and LTSS providers….
…Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Complete Health, Humana Healthy Horizons, and UnitedHealthcare were announced in January 2021 and scheduled to go live in October 2021. However, the contracts…
…the shortage of direct care workers, including home health aides and personal care assistants. Between 2000 and 2022, the number of direct care workers more than doubled from 2.2 million…
…a prolonged period. These services include both home health and home care services that enable individuals to live independently and safely when they can no longer perform everyday activities on…