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Respecting Choices

The Respecting Choices' advance care planning program, developed in La Crosse, Wisconsin, is a multi-faceted approach that depends on the re-design of the health care system in 4 domains.
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Advanced Illness Management (AIM)

AIM focuses care on people with advanced illness, which often involves more than one chronic diagnosis such as cancer, heart failure, or dementia.
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Going Big: How Kaiser Scales Up Their Best Ideas

Kaiser maintains a number of operating units to identify and test innovations. The Center for Total Health (Washington, D.C.) is an education facility. The Sydney R.
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Going Big: How Major Providers Scale Up Their Best Ideas

Partner's created the Center for Connected Health to promote technology-enabled innovations in telehealth, remote care and disease management.
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Going Big: How Ascension Health Scales Up Their Best Ideas

Ascension Health created a business unit called Transformational Development. It is charged with identifying potential changes and innovations to address those challenges.
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Post-Acute: Proposed and final rules for 2018

 

MedPAC discusses draft payment recommendations for January

The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission this week discussed several draft recommendations for Congress, which it could vote on in January.

House leaders unveil short-term spending measure with CHIP funding

House Republican leaders yesterday introduced a stop-gap spending measure to fund federal d

CMS waives certain Medicare SNF requirements for latest CA wildfires

Medicare will cover skilled nursing facility care without a three-day inpatient hospital stay for certain beneficiaries affected by this month’s wildfires in southern California, the Centers for Me

AHA urges Congress to include hospital priorities in year-end legislation

The AHA today urged Congress to include in year-end legislation a number of policies that impact hospitals and health systems and the patients they serve.