Breaking the Mold: Fresh Approaches for Treating High-Cost and Chronically Ill Patients (Brian Holzer)

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The hospital super-user can eat up almost half of a provider’s resources. But a focus on this population’s overall health – increasing access to primary care, addressing the social determinants of health, for example – is making a big difference. At some institutions, patients who once were routinely admitted to the hospital are now getting care in ambulatory settings, embedded in comprehensive systems of services for primary care and community health. Learn how hospital and health system leaders around the country are managing such transitions, how patients are faring and the outlook for better care and lower costs.

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Care 4 Kids is a program that provides a medical home for children in foster care in Wisconsin. It serves over 3,000 children in 6 counties through partnerships with state agencies. Key highlights include implementing best practice guidelines, care coordination, preventative services like dental care, and behavioral/mental health services. Results have shown 92% of children had comprehensive exams, 93% received mental health screenings, and there have been significant reductions in inpatient mental health services, emergency department use, and Medicaid costs, saving over $12 million over four years.

Smart Master Planning: How Health Systems Can Be Ready for the Uncertainties ...

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This document discusses strategies for health systems to prepare for uncertainties in the future through smart master planning. It provides an overview of common issues facing healthcare design and planning. It then discusses different considerations for academic medical centers, community health systems, specialty-based health systems, and regional multi-state systems. The document emphasizes strategies like flexibility, resiliency, and adaptability. It also discusses how health systems have responded to disasters and other unexpected events through master planning.

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