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Advanced care at home models are becoming increasingly common. They help address the patient’s desire for convenience and can be a safe, effective, and more efficient option for care. Learn how health care systems are advocating for the transition to caring for patients at home: https://bit.ly/3K5xGZB #HospitalCare #Telehealth #HomeHealth

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How can the US healthcare system potentially improve access and care outcomes, while reducing healthcare spending? A recent study of 1000 clinicians by my McKinsey colleagues and authors found that shifting care from hospital-based settings to alternative sites, such as outpatient centers or patients' homes, could potentially save the US healthcare system $113.8 billion to $147.7 billion annually. Read the paper recently published by @JAMA here: https://lnkd.in/ed4XVBHR #health #healthcare #healthcarespending

Chronic conditions + getting to the doctor = a struggle for many patients. Logistical hurdles shouldn’t prevent quality care. That’s where in-home care teams can step in as an extension of primary care physicians (PCPs), bringing personalized healthcare right to patients’ doorsteps >> https://lnkd.in/eMxR6uub What are some of the biggest challenges you've faced in providing care to patients with chronic conditions? Want to know more about how our care teams can help you bring the doctor’s office to your most vulnerable patients’ homes? >> https://lnkd.in/eaGnheu2 #ValueBasedCare #PatientCenteredCare #HomeHealthCare #PatientFirst #EmcaraHealth

One study of primary spending for commercially insured #healthcare consumers in California showed that provider organizations with the highest quartile of #primarycare spending had better performance on clinical #quality, #patient experience, utilization, and total #cost of care. This study supports the important role of primary care and its relationship to positive quality and cost outcomes, and highlights opportunities for policymakers, purchasers, health plans, and providers to enhance primary care investment to improve patient outcomes. https://buff.ly/3yedemW

2015 - till accomplished- The US needs about 50 - 70% greater funding for primary care. Specific funding would be needed in the 40% most behind that has less than 20% of primary care spending. 2024 - 2034 - It will take about 10 class years after these increases begin to demonstrate some improvements in access and movement toward sufficient 2038 - 2058 movement toward sufficient primary care for 90% of the population. Faster resolution would require 1. removal of access barriers from insurance, 2. the end of denials and delays 3. 75% of micromanagement and metrics terminated 4. 60% increases in mental health and geriatric and women's health spending - again specific to the 40% most behind - this is also required for health equity, and higher functions such as integration and coordination prevented by insufficient workforce 5. Medicaid paying 110% of costs of delivery for its patients 6. Medicare paying 110% of costs of delivery along with employer based health plans - also fixing lower payments as levels get lower 7. HRSA budget and health center spending 5 times current levels 8. RBRVS and other designs paying to have most and best team members to share the complexity in primary care rather than shaping fewer and lesser

The rising tide of physician burnout is a growing crisis. With an average patient panel of 2,500, it's no wonder providers are tired. #ValueBasedCare offers a solution. Learn how in the latest ChenMed blog. 👇 https://ow.ly/NOE630sH4cR #PrimaryCare #Healthcare

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Having #medicalrecords at the ready can be helpful for patients, #caregivers and health care #providers. Make organizing key health information for you, your clients and your loved ones easier with these tips from Johns Hopkins Medicine at https://buff.ly/2U74bdf #Seriatim #PatientSafetyDay

The rising tide of physician burnout is a growing crisis. With an average patient panel of 2,500, it's no wonder providers are tired. #ValueBasedCare offers a solution. Learn how in the latest ChenMed blog. 👇 https://ow.ly/SLVt30sHaTu #PrimaryCare #Healthcare