Wednesday, March 1, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From Health Affairs
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William Frist, one of the cochairs of the Health Affairs Council on Health Care Spending and Value, published two additional articles in Forbes discussing administrative waste and inefficiencies in US health care spending, which you can read here and here.
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."
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.
Today in Forefront, Oliver Kim and coauthors examine federal legislative priorities for 2023, including policies around consumer and patient experiences, behavioral health, and
more.
Yesterday on A Health Podyssey,Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviewed Robert Tyler Braun from Weill Cornell Medical College to discuss trends in
nursing home staffing following investment by real estate investment trusts.
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