Brief Archives - Page 11 of 25 - Center for Health Care Strategies

resource Building Successful Managed Care Programs with Community Health Workers’ Expertise Provides recommendations to help managed care organizations and Medicaid agencies incorporate community health worker expertise into the design, implementation,...

September 2024

resource Enhancing Medicaid Equity Through Health Literacy: Practical Strategies Medicaid agencies and health plans must communicate important information to members to help them effectively engage with the...

September 2024

resource Medical Respite Care: Evidence Roundup Medical respite care, also known as recuperative care, provides a range of essential services for people experiencing homelessness who...

September 2024

post This National Recovery Month, Let’s Revisit “Recovery” When it was originally conceived, the concept of “recovery” was truly radical. For centuries, mental “illness” was seen as...

September 2024

resource New Medicaid Opportunities to Support Youth Leaving Incarceration: Building Community Well-Being and Advancing Prevention Efforts Youth incarceration and justice system involvement exacerbate unmet health and well-being needs, creating a cycle of reincarceration, lack of...

September 2024

resource Financial Planning for Street Medicine Providers in California Includes practical, stepwise guidance and tools to help street medicine programs maximize their use of available funding, particularly new...

January 1970

resource Cross-Sector Solutions for Improving Health and Homelessness in Kings and Tulare Counties Improving outcomes for people experiencing homelessness remains one of the most pressing challenges in California’s health care landscape. Integral...

September 2024

project Medicaid and Corrections Policy Academy People recently released from jails and prisons experience much higher rates of emergency department use, overdose, and death than...

resource Providing Medications for Addiction Treatment in Jail and During Reentry Sharon Bean and Ernest Egu, MD, discuss their corrections-health partnership that has reduced the risk of overdose among people...

September 2024