Posts Tagged ‘Value-Based Care’
Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: Empowering Primary Care Through Value-Based Care for Early Detection and Prevention
Value-based care models are transforming colorectal cancer prevention by enabling primary care providers to prioritize screenings, improve early detection, and close care gaps. Learn how these models support proactive care, enhance patient outcomes, and empower providers to deliver timely interventions for better health.
Read MoreHeart Health & Value-Based Care: How Remote Patient Monitoring Supports Cardiac Patients
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is transforming cardiac care by providing real-time blood pressure tracking, early risk detection, and proactive management for hypertension and heart disease. Learn how RPM supports value-based care, enhances patient engagement, and helps providers deliver timely interventions for better heart health.
Read MoreThe Role of Transitional Care Management (TCM) in Advancing Value-Based Care and Reducing Readmissions
Transitional Care Management (TCM) is designed to bridge the gap between hospital and home during critical transitions. By ensuring timely follow-ups with primary care providers (PCPs) and maintaining regular communication with care coordinators, TCM keeps patients engaged and on track in their recovery. This proactive approach improves satisfaction while reducing complications, readmissions, and overall healthcare costs.
Read MoreIdentifying High-Cost Patients: Key to Reducing Healthcare Costs and Improving Outcomes
In today’s healthcare landscape, managing costs remains an ongoing challenge, with a small percentage of the population responsible for a disproportionately large share of healthcare spending.
Read MoreCelebrating 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.
Read MorePreventive 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.
Read MoreIntegrative 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.
Read MoreDriving Healthcare Forward: Insights from our Practice Transformation Summit
On May 4th, 2024, we at Netrin celebrated the success of our inaugural Practice Transformation Summit, a significant milestone in our mission to revolutionize healthcare delivery. Our event brought together primary care physicians, industry experts, and healthcare stakeholders to drive forward the vital transformation in healthcare practices.
Read MoreUnderstanding the Importance of Diabetic Eye Exams
Diabetes patients are at risk of developing diabetic retinopathy – an eye disorder that can lead to blindness and vision loss. Diabetic patients must undergo a full eye examination, which includes a retinal exam, once a year.
Read MoreThe Shift to eCQM Reporting – Is Your ACO Prepared?
Post the 2024 performance year, The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) plans to transition entirely to digital quality measurement, requiring the reporting of eCQMs for all patients, payers, and health practices.
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