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Click Here to View the Resource Guide Resources for Integrated Care (RIC) has developed a resource guide to help inform providers, care managers, care coordinators, and other clinical staff at health plans and provider organizations about improving bone health for

Click Here to View the DCC Webinar Compendium Disability-competent care (DCC) is a participant-centered model that focuses on providing care and supports for maximum function and addressing the barriers to integrated, accessible care for individuals with disability. DCC responds to

Click Here to View the Spotlight on Commonwealth Care Alliance Person-centered language is a strategy to improve communication between health plans, providers, and the individuals in their care. By emphasizing that people are experts in their own health and identity

Click Here to Access the Resource Highlights Older adults and adults of any age with chronic conditions, including many people dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid, face increased risk of experiencing complications, including hospitalization or death, as a result of

https://youtu.be/4VDEqKMObbk?si=XAnUMxJG_DVDv2pf Description: In 2021, Resources for Integrated Care produced a webinar titled Supporting the Preventive Health Care Needs of Dually Eligible Women with Disability. The webinar addressed barriers and solutions to support dually eligible women with disability in accessing person-centered

https://youtu.be/LrDo21TwJwc Description: This webinar explores how traditional silos of care can impede a comprehensive approach to care coordination and potential solutions to improve behavioral health condition management among persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) who are dually eligible for

https://youtu.be/OTHjlrCdgR0 Description: This webinar highlights key takeaways from discussions among health plans that participated in the Integrated Care Community of Practice focused on care coordination of dually eligible individuals. Health plans share their promising practices for promoting person-centered care coordination,

Click Here to Access the Resource Guide Individuals who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid are more likely to need communication accommodations relative to the Medicare-only population, as over 50 percent of dually eligible individuals qualify for Medicare benefits

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtITkSg5zsU&t=2s Description: This webinar explores how motivational interviewing (MI) can improve communication in integrated care settings and improve relationships between health plans, providers, and members dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid; promote the increased utilization of MI and person-centered techniques

Senior Care Action Network (SCAN) is a mission-driven, non-profit health plan that aims to keep older adults healthy and independent. SCAN serves more than 280,000 members across Arizona, California, Nevada, and Texas.1 SCAN is the only Fully Integrated Dual Eligible