Monday, December 23 | EHR Solutions and Operations, Value-based Care, Care Coordination, Post-Acute Care
Master Care Coordination: 5-Point Checklist
By Netsmart
Inadequate care coordination frustrates consumers and providers. And it contributes to ineffective and inefficient care.
As post-acute care facilities are being called to be the quarterbacks in a person’s care journey, it’s more important than ever to master care coordination.
Without top-notch care coordination, you’ll struggle to succeed in a value-based, person-centered care world.
We created this five-point checklist to help you discover what you need to successfully coordinate care for the individuals you serve.
Learn more about how Netsmart can help you improve care coordination in your organization.
Meet the Author
Netsmart
·
Communities
From the CareThreads Blog
Why Reducing Variability Matters in Wound Care
Tuesday, September 08 | Post-Acute Care,Care Coordination,Thought Leadership
When it comes to wound care, the challenge for many post-acute organizations isn't a lack of clinical experience. It's making sure everyone has the same understanding of the wound and that the information needed to make decisions is complete, consistent and accessible.
Read the blog
Two Rules, One Signal: What CMS is Signaling to Post-Acute Providers
Tuesday, August 18 | Post-Acute Care,Thought Leadership
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) finalized the FY 2027 hospice final rule on July 30 and released the CY 2027 home health proposed rule on July 1. Read separately, they look like ordinary annual updates. Read together, they say something more useful about the next three years.
Read the blog
The Current State of Information Blocking: What Healthcare Providers Need to Know Now
Monday, August 17 | Care Coordination,EHR Solutions and Operations,Interoperability,Post-Acute Care,Human Services,Legislative/Policy,Thought Leadership
Since the enactment of the 21st Century Cures Act, the concept of information blocking has steadily moved from theory to operational reality. Over the past year, federal agencies have signaled a shift from education and guidance toward active enforcement. For healthcare providers, understanding where things stand today is important.
Read the blog