(2020 AM) 205. Private Duty: Positioning as a Key Partner in Effective Population Health Management is proudly presented to you by National Association for Home Care & Hospice. Thank you. We hope that you enjoy your course.
Description:
Private duty agencies hold a unique opportunity to add value to providers and payers who manage healthcare lives over time. Population health, value-based payment initiatives and Medicare Advantage all recognize the cost-savings achieved when health-related social needs are identified and met. Private duty providers hold a key place in this network of support, helping to meet aspects of social determinants of health while supporting best-practice chronic disease management. Innovative providers are re-tooling and re-positioning services, embracing virtual care platforms and telehealth to create a blend of practical services and technology which connect support to need. Private Duty holds the opportunity to reposition their work within the broader payer/provider network, delivering on improving outcomes and lowering the costs of care, where people live. This value proposition will be described, allowing attendees to expand their view of the power of private duty in today's market.
Learning Objectives:
- Explain how their services can be tailored in support of social determinants of health, weaving private duty into population health management.
- Identify opportunities for innovative program development through the integration of hands on support and virtual care platforms
- Apply programmatic expansion to strategic business development, leveraging an expanded value proposition.
Faculty:
Cindy Campbell, MHA Healthcare Informatics, RN, BSN, CoQs
Dr. LucyAndrews, DNP, MS, BSN, RN
Melanie Stover, OT, MBA, MS, ISM