Advancing innovations in health care delivery for low-income Americans
Describes Washington State’s journey to integrated care and offers lessons for designing and implementing state efforts to advance physical-behavioral health integration.
Profiles
Explore profiles — ranging from patient success stories to project case studies — that feature promising care delivery and health system reform innovations undertaken by government agencies, health plans, providers, and community-based organizations.
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Highlights L.A. Health Care Health Plan’s approach in rapidly recalibrating its existing homelessness support services to address the immediate needs of people experiencing homelessness during the pandemic.
Highlights California’s Project Roomkey initiative that provides protective housing for people experiencing homelessness who may need to be in isolation or quarantine to prevent COVID-19 infection.
Outlines the implementation strategy of one of the first alcohol management programs in the U.S., which is helping to reduce the risk of abrupt alcohol withdrawal and COVID-19 infection for people with alcohol use disorder experiencing homelessness.
Highlights how Nebraska’s Medicaid and public health team shared prescribing information between the agencies to determine how to best target education and outreach to curb high antibiotic prescribing rates.
Highlights OneCare Vermont’s efforts to develop a care coordination tool aimed at assisting providers to identify patients who are at the highest risk of getting sick or potentially dying from COVID-19.
Highlights UCare Health Plan and Hennepin County’s partnership to improve access to community-based treatment for dual eligible individuals with substance use disorder by modernizing the county’s detoxification services to a person-centered withdrawal management services model.
Highlights Commonwealth Care Alliance’s Digital Health Pilot that is using voice technology to improve health care access, safety, and independence for adults with complex needs who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid.
Outlines Housing for Health’s approach to improve health outcomes for people experiencing homelessness by integrating housing supports with primary care and complex care management services.