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Wednesday, March 1, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News
From Health Affairs
Dear John,
William Frist, one of the cochairs of the Health Affairs Council on
Health Care Spending and Value
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published two additional articles in Forbes discussing administrative
waste and inefficiencies in US health care spending, which you can read
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Frist's articles are part of a four-part series on the Health Affairs
Council on Health Care Spending and Value's newly released report, "A
Road Map for Action
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Meeting Patients' Behavioral Health Needs
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February's Leading To Health article by Brian Rinker highlights a
community clinic that enlists a for-profit provider
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to help patients with mental health conditions live independently.
West County Health Centers is a nonprofit federally qualified health
center in Sonoma County, California.
Their newly launched behavioral health program, called Collaborative
Approach to Recovery and Empowerment and known as CARE+, provides
psychosocial rehabilitation to West County's high-risk patients who
face mental health challenges.
CARE+ is managed by Maximon Behavioral Health, a Southern
California-based for-profit behavioral health services provider.
However, in this case, it operates within West County Health Centers to
send community health workers to help patients with basic life skills.
CARE+ is an example of whole-person care that provides wraparound
services to patients.
To learn about CARE+'s impact in Sonoma County and the policy
implications of integrating private and public behavioral health
supports, read Rinker's entire article today.
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