Health care providers across the country are increasingly adopting care management programs to better serve high-need, high-cost (HNHC) patients, a small percentage of individuals with complex medical, social, and behavioral needs who utilize the largest proportion of national health care resources. A significant barrier to...
Effective care for high-need, high-cost patients is crucial yet often poses significant challenges for providers. In this webinar, we discuss how organizations are successfully piloting prevention and population health efforts for this vulnerable population. Featuring Michael Anderson-Nathe from Health Share of Oregon, a Coordinated Care...
Caring for high-need, high-cost patients requires providers to think beyond traditional clinical settings and address the social determinants of health. Yet integrating social services into health care can be a daunting challenge. HCTTF developed the below frameworks to help organizations identify their target population, understand...
Caring for high-need, high-cost patients requires providers to think beyond traditional clinical settings and address the social determinants of health. Yet integrating social services into health care can be a daunting challenge that requires a clear understanding of the target population, available resources, and an...
Effectively caring for high-need, high-cost patients requires providers to think beyond the clinical setting and tackle the social determinants of health. Yet integrating social services into health care can be a daunting challenge that requires a clear understanding of the target population, available resources, and...
A significant proportion of health expenditures are concentrated within a small population of medically complex individuals. Identifying and managing care for this group of patients is an important step towards improving health outcomes and reducing total costs for the entire population. The Health Care Transformation Task...
As the health care system shifts from a fee-for-service structure to value-based payment programs, appropriate provision of services across the care management continuum can increase value and improve outcomes for patients, while effectively reducing unnecessary care and acute care episodes requiring high-cost interventions. The Health Care...
We’ve all read the statistic from AHRQ that 5 percent of the population accounts for roughly half of total health care expenditures – but what can health care systems and payers do to identify these patients as a precursor to better managing their care? The Health...