Celebrating National Care Management Week: Highlighting Our Care Managers’ Impact on Patient Lives

Whether you call it the trusted guide in a patient’s healthcare journey, the essential bridge to better health, or the supportive partner in managing chronic conditions, care management is the cornerstone of value-based care.  Care managers play a pivotal role in helping patients manage their chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and depression. However, their impact extends far beyond disease management.

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Preventive Care: The Heartbeat of Value-Based Healthcare

lthcare system that prioritizes preventing illness before it occurs rather than merely treating it after the fact. This vision is not a far-off aspiration but the core principle of value-based care. In this approach, patients are actively engaged in their own health management, providers adopt proactive strategies to avert health issues, and overall healthcare costs are reduced.

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Integrative and Lifestyle Medicine: A Rising Approach to Holistic Health

Integrative and lifestyle medicine combines traditional medical practices with evidence-based lifestyle changes to promote overall well-being. This approach has gained significant popularity and recognition, particularly after the COVID-19 pandemic, as people seek more holistic ways to maintain their health. Research indicates that these methods can improve outcomes for various chronic conditions by addressing the root causes rather than just the symptoms.

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HCC Coding: How It Drives Success in Value-Based Care

An inadequate understanding of HCCs may hinder healthcare providers in their efforts to maximize reimbursements and succeed in value-based care models. Read our blog to learn about how healthcare organizations should go about improving their understanding of HCC coding and optimizing their success within value-based care models.

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Remote Patient Monitoring for Revolutionizing Cardiac Care

Given the prevalence of chronic cardiac conditions among the American population, the majority of healthcare providers are already involved in the care of patients with cardiovascular disease or those at risk. Lowering blood pressure through effective management not only improves the overall health of patients but also significantly reduces the likelihood of further cardiovascular events, enhancing their quality of life and long-term prognosis.

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