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As we enter 2024, value-based care is becoming more prevalent and challenging for hospital leaders. How are they preparing for this shift and what are their top priorities? In this article, five leaders from different health systems share their insights and strategies on topics such as staff engagement, community health, innovation, and more. What do you think? https://hubs.la/Q02g9gKm0 #valuebasedcare #healthcareleadership #hospitalinnovation #healthcare

Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) leaders understand their patients have diverse needs when it comes to accessing the health care they need. For some of their members, that means giving them the ability to physically access, and enter, the location of their community health center. Can you name some of the other "last mile" hurdles your members may face in their pursuit of health care? #Healthequity #CommunityHealthCenters #FQHCs #CommunityPartnerships #SocialDriversofHealth #SocialDeterminantsofHealth #Valuebased #Valuedbasedcare #HealthcareAccess

I see this Venn diagram in action each day at Elevance Health through the work of each associate, business, and brand. I encourage those in the #healthcare space to read more about the meaning behind this #wholehealth approach within the article.

One of the best forums to start the year with the right foot. Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) California Medical Association and Cedars-Sinai Executive Leaders talk about the current challenges, barriers, and opportunities to the healthcare system in #California #Policy #Health #opportunities #UCLA #HealthForum

At Global Healthcare Markets Expo, the topic of Community Health is discussed often. Why? Because we aim to bring communities of health providers, health professionals and patients together for 1 major cause: ‼️Boosting Community Health‼️ We'll be discussing this topic in the coming days and would love to get input and insight from fellow health industry professionals and patients. So, drop comments below to let us know what you think! #GlobalHealthcareMarketsExpo #CommunityHealth #HealthcareProviders #HealthProfessionals #PatientsFirst #PublicHealth #WellnessCommunity #HealthCollaboration #HealthcareUnity #CommunityWellbeing #PatientCare #HealthyCommunities

🎙️ In this clip, Unite Us Chief Operations Officer Esther Farkas discusses how we can use North Carolina's Healthy Opportunities Pilot's success as a model for driving lower per member per month (PMPM) costs and transforming social care delivery. 👉 Dive into the full interview to learn more about how Unite Us is supporting impactful social care solutions when you visit https://bit.ly/3xTNQCP NC Department of Health and Human Services #Medicaid1115 #SocialCare #HealthInnovation

NEW BLOG POST! Learn how you can incorporate reflective practice in healthcare with Prospero Health & Social Care🙌 Click the link in our bio! #prosperohealthandsocial #newjob #newblog #healthcare #supportworker #socialworker

Confident. Calm. Content. What would it be like for these to be the feelings you have at your workplace? For this to be the sentiment shared by your physicians, staff, and patients? These are the results we continue to see from hundreds of participants across dozens of health care systems nationwide after completing our Flagship Coaching & CME Program. They are available for you. Contact Dr. Amelia Bueche, Founder and Program Director of Coaching for Institutions to learn more. #PhysicianWellness #PhysicianCoaching #PhysicianBurnout #BurnoutPrevention #HealthInMedicine #WorkplaceWellness #HealthyCulture #WorkplaceWellBeing

Thanks to Ellen M. DiPaola, president of HONORING CHOICES MASSACHUSETTS INC, for her guest blog post that provides a step-by-step process for listing the important conversations and planning tools you need to get the health care you want over your lifetime: https://lnkd.in/eBnaHBT4 #NHDD #advancedirectives #healthcareplanning

🌟 The Unsung Heroes of Healthcare: Community Health Centers 🌟 In the heart of our communities, often unnoticed by many, are the pillars of public health and wellness: Community Health Centers. These centers are not just healthcare providers; they are lifelines for millions, offering accessible, high-quality, and comprehensive care to all, regardless of one’s ability to pay. Why Community Health Centers Matter: 1. Accessibility: Located in underserved areas, they bridge the gap in healthcare accessibility, ensuring that everyone, including the uninsured, underinsured, and those facing financial hardships, receives care. 2. Comprehensive Care: They provide a range of services under one roof – from primary care to dental, mental health services, and even pharmacy services, making healthcare more integrated and accessible. 3. Community Focused: Understanding the unique needs of their communities, these centers tailor their services accordingly, addressing social determinants of health and working towards eradicating health disparities. 4. Cost-Effective: By offering preventive care and managing chronic conditions, they reduce the need for expensive hospital visits, saving billions in healthcare costs annually. 5. Economic Impact: Beyond health, they contribute to local economies by creating jobs and supporting local businesses. As we navigate the complexities of healthcare, let’s recognize and support the crucial role that Community Health Centers play. Their work not only uplifts individuals but strengthens the very fabric of our communities. Let’s advocate for their sustained funding and support, ensuring that they continue to serve as a beacon of hope and health for all. Let’s spread the word about the critical role of Community Health Centers. Share your stories and experiences, and let’s rally together to support these essential pillars of our communities. #HealthcareHeroes #CommunityHealth #PublicHealth #CHCollective