Resources

While Medicare Advantage (MA) plans have new flexibility to target and cover supplemental benefits that address health-related social needs, few plans provided these types o

This resource describes a new model that moves high-need patients out of the emergency department and into a network of social supports.

This resource describes the Great Plains Senior Services Collaborative, an initiative to improve health and quality of life for rural seniors.

Family caregivers play a foundational role in the care of older adults with complex needs and disabilities from both a health care and economic standpoint.

This resource analyzes preventable ED visits and identifies mechanisms for preventing them.

This resource builds on the seminal Home Alone study, the first national examination at how family caregivers manage medical and nursing tasks. Major findi

Based on a review of the evidence, the Quick Reference Guide to Promising Care Models offers summary information on 2

This resource describes the findings from a symposium called “The Dual Imperative: What’s Next for Medicare-Medicaid Enrollees,” which brought together policymakers, consume

This resource describes the strategies employed by ACOs that have comprehensive care management programs for complex patients.

This resource describes a promising new hospitalist model for inpatient treatment of complex care patients.

This resource describes recent changes in Medicare Advantage (MA) and their implications for plans.

This resource examines three innovative models for treating patients with serious illness, developed by third-party firms that contract with Medicare Advantage plans.