https://youtu.be/IZjLf-Ap2q4?si=tHRV5E04256qTJmw Description: What are the hallmarks of person-centered care? How can health plans and providers respect the needs, values, and preferences of beneficiaries dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid while providing high-quality, seamless care? How can providers and patients work

https://youtu.be/o3NkaZk95Ao?si=-ACVLMToF2Sye0_S Podcast: This webinar is also available as podcasts on SoundCloud and iTunes. Description: The care of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias presents unique challenges to all settings of the health care delivery system. This webinar emphasizes: Presentation of the

A model of care designed to treat the whole person, beyond a diagnosis or condition. The DCC Model Disability-competent care (DCC) is an aspirational, participant-centered model that focuses on the eventual goal of supporting individuals to achieve maximum function. The

https://youtu.be/LoLgEWnV61w?si=ZCO8dl2ery9KragZ Description: It can be challenging for a health plan to find isolated, transient or homeless Medicare, Medicaid, or dually eligible members and engage them in their health care. Health plans must develop innovative strategies to locate these members and

Geriatric-competent care focuses on providing care and support for maximum function and prevents or eliminates barriers to integrated, accessible care. The Geriatric Services Capacity Assessment (GSCA) was developed to help health plans and health systems, including community providers, hospitals, and

Caregivers provide physical, emotional, and often financial support to the individual requiring assistance due to illness, injury, disability, or frailness. Informal caregiving is vital to consumers remaining in the least restrictive setting. The geriatric population often has an increased need