Carelon Health’s Palliative Care involves family and friends. We get to know family members and engage in the patient’s whole experience of disease and healing. Carelon Health home and virtual visits are personalized medicine. In contrast with hospital or facility-based programs, we gain intimate knowledge of the patient’s living environment and health challenges, including behavioral and social factors. Carelon Health applies this understanding to relieve symptoms and suffering and improve the patient’s well-being. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e-fdWRH4
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Tucson, AZ! Did you catch Carelon Health's Dr. William Logan on Morning Blend last week? Dr. Logan gives a fantastic breakdown of how palliative care helps those who are managing a serious illness. You can check out his interview with KGUN 9 at the link below. https://lnkd.in/ekqcFp8V
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Carelon Health encourages advance care planning Patients with serious illness face difficult decisions about end-of-life care. Most patients want to avoid medical interventions and would rather live out their remaining time in the comfort of home, near loved ones. Carelon Health palliative care encourages end-of-life discussions, including advance care planning. Our patients and families can feel secure that their wishes will be honored and respected, and they will live their final days with dignity. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e-fdWRH4
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For seriously ill patients, managing doctor’s appointments, medicine and care instructions can feel like a full-time job. Dr. William Logan, National Medical Director for Carelon Health, recently sat down with WCNC Charlotte to explain how Palliative Care can help both patients and caregivers. Watch his interview here: https://lnkd.in/eMfzqMSb
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Palliative Care can respond to spiritual needs. When patients ask for spiritual support, Carelon Health engages local clergy and religious organizations. Our care model embraces all religious faiths and is respectful of our patients’ backgrounds and beliefs. For many patients, spiritual guidance is essential to the healing process. Research confirms the benefits of spiritual care for clinical outcomes and emotional well-being. With Carelon Health, our patients never feel alone. Rather, they are supported with the compassion and companionship of our providers. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e-fdWRH4
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Carelon Health recognizes and understands the patient’s fears. Carelon Health’s Palliative Care providers understand the fear that comes with serious illness. We develop personalized treatment plans and strategies to address problems before they occur. Then, if the patient needs hospital or hospice care, he or she doesn’t deal with uncertainty. Carelon Health educates patients about their disease, what to expect in days ahead, and their medical options. Patients are informed and empowered to make decisions about their care. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e-fdWRH4
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At Carelon Health, patient goals drive Palliative Care. Carelon Health treatment is personalized to the patient’s unique needs and goals. Sometimes those goals can be modest, like visiting grandchildren or walking to the grocery store. Carelon Health providers take time to listen to our patients and get to know them. Our home visits give us first-hand knowledge of the patient’s living environment, eating habits, lifestyle, family and social support – also known as the social determinants of health. We use this understanding to guide treatment planning and promote the healing process. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e-fdWRH4
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