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Care coordination: What's needed to succeed with accountable care and home health?

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Care coordination is becoming increasingly important in U.S. healthcare for a variety of reasons, including the increased use of value-based care models, the behavioral care shortage and a boom in home healthcare.

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Under Two-Sided Risk Models, Quality Of Care Increases Compared To FFS Medicare

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Data examinations are beginning to shed greater insight on just how much better value-based payment models are for quality of care. When comparing two-sided risk models in Medicare Advantage (MA) versus fee-for-service Medicare programs, the former performed better in all eight quality-of-care metrics.

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HCAOA Throws Weight Behind Legislation That Would ‘Redefine’ Private Duty Nursing Services

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The Continuous Skilled Nursing Quality Improvement Act would also position states to track more meaningful data to help improve the quality of care. By establishing national quality standards, this legislation promotes consistency and accountability across providers, which is critical for enhancing patient outcomes,” Eric M.

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Remote patient monitoring in an app boosts quality at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist

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" The goal was to bring more value to the patient and improve the quality of care through virtual care and remote monitoring. 1 reason people join our weight management program is for accountability. If we have a tool people will not use, it's hard for us to provide that accountability."

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Taking a patient-centric approach to value-based care

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The value-based care model is gaining momentum in the healthcare industry, and it is not hard to see why. After all, value-based care – which rewards healthcare providers with incentives based on the quality of care they provide to patients – has been shown to improve healthcare outcomes and reduces costs for patients.

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How Do Patient Call Report Services Work in the US Healthcare System?

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The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) implements an electronic Patient Care Reporting (ePCR) system under the Office of Health Affairs (OHA). This system ensures standardized Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in pre-hospital environments and evaluates the quality of care.

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MedPAC Recommends ‘Misguided and Deeply Troubling’ Home Health Payment Cut

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MedPAC staff evaluated several factors to assess payment adequacy, including beneficiaries’ access to care, quality of care, access to capital, and the relationship between Medicare payments and costs. Steve Landers said in a statement to Home Health Care News.