The connection between falls, opioid use, and older adults might not be obvious, but it's a critical issue with huge implications for our health care system. Our latest blog post explores the potential impact of the SAFE Act, a new bill aiming to reduce falls in older adults through fall risk assessments. It could be a game-changer, not only for reducing falls but also for curbing opioid usage in this vulnerable population. If you're interested in health care policy, Medicare delivery, or the opioid crisis, this is a must-read. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/3XH9btI Let's discuss! How do you think this legislation could impact your provider network and the health care landscape? #HealthInsurance #SeniorHealth #OpioidCrisis #HealthCare
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The prevalence of #OpioidUseDisorder (OUD) is increasing nationally, and research shows it can significantly impact behavioral and physical health. My colleagues at the Elevance Health Public Policy Institute have released a report that explores how Medicaid managed care plans can integrate behavioral and physical health benefits to improve outcomes for members experiencing OUD, spotlighting integrated care outcomes from an Elevance Health affiliated Medicaid plan in West Virginia. https://ow.ly/ILI830sCm1g
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Are you or a loved one nearing Medicare eligibility? It's important to know the criteria for accessing this essential health coverage. Medicare is available to individuals who meet any of the following conditions: • Aged 65 or older • Under 65 with certain disabilities • Of any age with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) • Diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) You must also be a U.S. citizen or have lawful presence in the United States to qualify. Understand your eligibility to make informed healthcare decisions. #medicare #medicare2025 #lifeinsurance #healthinsurance
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