Since the pandemic elevated the public awareness of behavioral health, organizations are increasingly including behavioral health treatment as part of a holistic plan of care. This person-centered approach requires organizations to care for individuals as a whole person, with an integrated set of treatments that address physical conditions alongside behavioral and social determinants of health.… Continue reading Behavioral Health: Understanding Why Behavioral Health Matters
Utilizing care coordination as a key component of your care strategy can combat risk, ensuring care for high-need/high-risk individuals is optimized and rising-risk populations are proactively identified so that health issues can be addressed before they become critical and even more costly. Care coordination is particularly effective for the treatment of chronic diseases such as… Continue reading What Is Coordinated Care & Why Is Care Coordination Important
Person-centered care is a framework that healthcare payers and providers use to ensure care plans address the full spectrum of health-related needs that members face, including medical, behavioral, and social determinants of health (SDOH). In contrast to other models of care, a person-centered approach to care recognizes that each member deserves a care plan… Continue reading Person-Centered Care: Things You Need to Know
