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Adults with Complex Needs

Blueprint for Complex Care: A Strategic Plan for Advancing the Field

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New Faces of the Complex Care Workforce: Reflecting and Connecting with Patients

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Understanding and Addressing Medication Complexity

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Nearly 50 percent of Medicaid spending is on approximately five percent of beneficiaries — many with complex physical, behavioral, and social service needs. CHCS works with the federal government, state agencies, health plans, providers, and consumer organizations to ensure that individuals with complex needs have access to integrated physical, behavioral health, social, and community-based services and supports. Our work engages leading thinkers from across the country to generate innovative solutions to improve care and control spending for complex need populations.

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    Coordinating Physical and Behavioral Health Services for Dually Eligible Members with Serious Mental Illness December 2019
  • #CHCSchat: Getting Started with Trauma-Informed Care November 2019
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    Behavioral Health Provider Participation in Medicaid Value-Based Payment Models: An Environmental Scan and Policy Considerations September 2019
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    Accelerating Primary Care Innovation through Medicaid Managed Care: Early Lessons and State Approaches September 2019
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    Supporting the Critical Role of Family Caregivers: State Opportunities August 2019

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  • Supporting Replication of Project ECHO

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November 2019 Co-Developing Solutions with the Community: The Power of Human-Centered Design

Human-centered design is a concept combining creativity with empathy. To identify creative solutions to a problem, you must first understand the perspective of those experiencing the problem. Although this concept was initially popularized in the worlds of advertising, business, and technology, it is making its way into the health care and social service sectors. The… Read more »

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.@UPMCHealthPlan’s UPMC for Life Dual plan launched a program to address fragmentation of physical and behavioral health services for dually eligible members with serious mental illness. Learn about the program and its results: http://ow.ly/nTvI50xwy0g @CommonwealthFnd

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There’s no place like home. Two California health plans are successfully transitioning dually eligible members from institutional to community settings. Read the case study: http://ow.ly/36zq50xwy1L @CommonwealthFnd #Duals #LTSS

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