Two-Part Webinar: State Contracting with Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs)
Webinar 2: Using D-SNPs to Integrate Care for Dually Eligible Individuals
This session will review the following topics:
Two-Part Webinar: State Contracting with Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs)
Webinar 1: Introduction to D-SNPs and D-SNP Contracting Basics
This session will review the following topics:
The APS TARC has completed the process evaluation it has been working on for several years. In this webinar, they will provide an overview of the methodology, findings, and lead a discussion on how others can use this information to improve their program.
Participants will have the opportunity to:
During this webinar participants will learn about dementia programs that focus on serving the needs of the Hispanic and LGBTQI+ communities, which historically have not received equitable care and support. Saul Juarez Aguilar will present information on various challenges to implementing new dementia initiatives in the Hispanic community and how collaboration continues to be an essential and powerful tool for promotion and sustainability.
Millions of older adults and people with disabilities could not maintain their independence without the help of caregivers. When state agencies and health plans support the needs of caregivers, their members can live independently at home, reducing healthcare costs and avoiding premature institutionalization. In this webinar, leaders from Elevance Health and WellSky will build out these five best practices to serve Medicaid and Medicare members more effectively:
1. Define roles of paid and unpaid caregivers to maximize outcomes
Population-based payment (PBP) models are an advanced value-based payment approach that offers health care providers upfront, flexible payments. This webinar will highlight findings from an upcoming CHCS report on early lessons for using PBP models in Medicaid. It will feature a panel of officials from Colorado, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania who will share perspectives on designing and implementing Medicaid PBP models focused on primary care, total cost of care, and hospital care.
The Elder Justice Coordinating Council's next bi-annual meeting will feature two panels that will explore the reauthorization of the Elder Justice Act and how legislation in response to the COVID-19 pandemic has strengthened adult protective services programs around the country.
Speakers include:
Join the National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA) at the Keck School of Medicine of USC, the Los Angeles Caregiver Resource Center (LACRC) at the Leonard Davis School of Gerontology of USC, and the Diverse Elders Coalition with an esteemed panel of authors, caregivers, and practitioners for a panel discussion to celebrate National Family Caregivers Month.
The Coordinating Council on Access and Mobility (CCAM) is a federal interagency council that coordinates funding and provides expertise on human services transportation for people with disabilities, older adults, and low income individuals. Last week, the council adopted the 2023-2026 CCAM Strategic Plan prioritizing the expansion of safe access to transit and affordable mobility options. The plan also sets a framework for collaboration among CCAM grantees at all levels and across jurisdictions.
This webinar will highlight how two New York-based health care organizations, John R. Oishei Children’s Hospital and The New York Foundling, are engaging patients in new ways to transform their health care delivery practices. Lessons from these efforts can inform health care organizations across the country seeking to involve patients, particularly patients of color, in efforts to advance health equity.
