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How are the completion rates with your current health assessment programs? If you are not achieving at least a 30% completion rate for your Medicare LOB and 15% for your Commercial LOB, then we should talk! #alwayselevating

Struggling to close gaps in care and meet quality measures? Focus Care's in-home health assessments ensure timely interventions and address unmet needs, leading to better member outcomes. Discover how: https://lnkd.in/dziSwMbu #caregaps #qualitymeasures #healthcareimprovement #healthplans

Many older adults want to age in place, but it’s not always as easy as one would like. And it’s easier to do in some places than in others, according to this article from Stateline. Working with health plans, Sagility makes it easier for members to age in place no matter where they live. Learn more about the Sagility Aging in PlaceTM solution here: https://bit.ly/3Hcdofp Read the article: https://bit.ly/3ScghDm #AgingInPlace #Healthcare #OlderAdults #Payer #HealthPlan

According to the National Library of Medicine, elderly patients of 65+ reported compliance rates ranging roughly from 38%- 57% with an average rate of less than 45%. A patient’s compliance is crucial to the successful management of chronic diseases. At CHE we are a premier provider of behavioral health services and the partner of choice for over 1,000 post-acute care facilities. CHE providers assess for and work with the patients to address multiple psychosocial factors impacting functioning and motivation to engage in and comply with their care plan. https://lnkd.in/ehUjaitZ #ElderlyHealth #ChronicDiseaseManagement #BehavioralHealth #PostAcuteCare #PsychosocialSupport #PatientCompliance #HealthcareProvider #CarePlan #MotivationMatters #HealthyAging

👇 According to the World Health Organization: From administrators to educators to specialists, over 90% of those working in health care are female. #Anemia and #irondeficiency can affect anyone. #bloodhealth #HealthcareHeroes #WellnessWednesday #CareForCaregivers #WorkLifeBalance

Access to care is vital for community and individual well being. Beyond just the essential 24/7 Emergency Room, this means having reliable access to all the healthcare a person may need - including mental health services, or pharmacies, or Ob-Gyn and maternal care. Understanding who lacks access to healthcare across all service lines is essential in addressing the health of our nation. And this is why we have launched our Care Deserts Initiative bringing to light those communities that suffer the inequity of insufficient care resources. Our goal is by doing so, we can play a role in bringing the necessary healthcare to those who those who are most vulnerable. See more about our Care Desert Initiative at https://lnkd.in/eE255DWE #healthcare #health #healthequity #accesstocare #mentalhealth #womenshealth #pharmacy #healthcareaccess #healthinnovation

Integrating #palliative care into public #health strategies is imperative to address the complex needs of individuals with advanced and life-limiting illnesses. As the global population ages and chronic #NCDs conditions become more prevalent, the demand for palliative #care will continue to grow. https://lnkd.in/eA6_bCC5

Understanding the risks of falls - Falls among elderly people are a significant public health concern. Read here a comprehensive overview of the risks and factors associated with falls in the elderly https://lnkd.in/e7RsYN6V #liveincare #homecare #care #careathome #AcerHealthcare #birmingham #solihull #elderly #fall

HOW LONG DO MOST PEOPLE NEED LONG-TERM CARE? Statistics (from data published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) reveal that 52% people who reach age 65 will require Long-Term Care services at some point in their lives. While the duration of this care may only be months for some, others will require long-term care for several years or longer. In fact, of individuals who live past age 65, 33% will need care for more than a year and 14% will need more than 5 years of care. bit.ly/AP-LTCIB #AgingPlan #MyAgingPlan #WolfLTC #longtermcare #longtermcareinsurance

HOW LONG DO MOST PEOPLE NEED LONG-TERM CARE? Statistics (from data published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) reveal that 52% people who reach age 65 will require Long-Term Care services at some point in their lives. While the duration of this care may only be months for some, others will require long-term care for several years or longer. In fact, of individuals who live past age 65, 33% will need care for more than a year and 14% will need more than 5 years of care. bit.ly/AP-LTCIB #AgingPlan #MyAgingPlan #WolfLTC #longtermcare #longtermcareinsurance #PlanningForLongevity #LongevityandFrailty