Mowlam Healthcare Services’ Post

As folks "try" to move to value based care the corporate robbers are moving faster to extract profits from what is supposed to be a care system, but has become a system of transactions, in which instead of transactions supporting success for care, care is now the excuse for billing the transactions. This is progressing along, and has for 45 years. Stopping it requires reinventing healthcare altogether: healthcare access should be a RIGHT, with everyone covered for the vast majority of care, and every community with adequate primary care, regardless of location. National consensus will require a grassroots movement of care providers and patients. It's past time.

Clearly Bismarck Healthcare used in Germany, Switzerland, Japan and other democratic nations is the answer enabling access for all citizens to quality affordable private insured and private #ffs manufactured medical care with more private insurers and private hospitals per capita than in America and better clinical outcomes and costs than in the USA. How’s this achieved, simply by making health insurers profit-neutralized utilities instead of luxuries. Read about Bismarck Healthcare Here; https://lnkd.in/ecUwsHWP

There’s simply no evidence that 60 years spent building vertically and horizontally integrated, segregating, rationing and inequitably subsidized mega-profitable health insurance conglomerates has improved most Americans medical care access, outcomes or costs. #tripleaim #valuebasedcare #vbc #healthcare #medicareadvantage #healthinsurance #sdoh

While public health initiatives, such as the National Primary Care Research Network and Healthy People 2030, mark a significant step towards closing primary care gaps, more is needed to solve critical access issues at scale. HarmonyCares #homecare #homehealth https://lnkd.in/gvqX5MD4

Primary care has been shown to improve health outcomes, yet historical underinvestment and projected workforce shortages threaten progress. The second annual primary care scorecard explores strategies to strengthen primary care and improve health outcomes. Read more: https://bit.ly/3SUBFfG

Global budgets as a replacement for fee-for-service, paired with models to improve population health and change hospital incentives is a promising alternative to more affordable and sustainable healthcare.

A new brief published by the Commonwealth Fund highlights the current state of Primary Care in the United States and nine other countries. Findings show that the US healthcare system spends less on primary care compared to other developed countries, and it shows. Here's why this matters: 🔸Workforce shortages and burnout are making it harder for patients to find a regular doctor. 🔸Limited access can lead to delayed preventive care and worsen chronic conditions. 🔸Having a usual source of care is crucial for overall health and well-being. https://hubs.ly/Q02rJ8bt0 #primarycare #healthcare #valuebasedcare

A very useful addition to the thinking on evaluation of impact of virtual wards by Melissa Co at The Health Foundation which concludes - “The question of whether virtual wards ‘work’ 'is complex but also part of a bigger picture. An ageing population in England with higher rates of multiple chronic diseases and the shift towards net zero care in the face of climate change mean the NHS needs to radically shift towards more proactive, community-based care. Virtual wards are likely to be a part of this future. Instead of simply asking whether virtual wards work, we may need to ask what needs to happen to ensure they do.” Thanks Paul Chappell for sharing. #VirtualWards #HospitalAtHome #RemoteMonitoring Digital Care

Highlighting how PACE achieves the Triple Aim of better care, health, and cost savings. At AIS, we believe the PACE framework and structure have generated valuable knowledge that can be applied more broadly to reimagine senior and chronic care management. #HealthcareInnovation #PACE #SeniorCare