The goal of the Medical Respite Playbook online course – is to provide Managed Care Plans (MCPs) with information about the philosophy and practice of medical respite care, and offer suggestions on how MCPs can most effectively partner with medical respite care programs. Take Online Course Now
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Presentation by: Michelle Schneidermann, MD, Director of People-Centered Care, California Health Care Foundation; Lisa Brundage O’Connell, Associate Director of Housing and Incentive Programs, Partnership Health Plan; Dennis Hseih, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Central California Alliance for Health; Katie Panarella, Program Director of Community Supports, Anthem Description: Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) are expanding their recuperative care
Referrals and Reimbursements: Managed Care Plans in the Recuperative Care Space Read More >>
Presentation by: Chester Czuj, Associate Director, Quantified Ventures Description: Recuperative care programs play a vital role in supporting vulnerable populations, but they often have financial constraints due to the significant amount of non-reimbursable services they provide. Even in states like California, where reimbursement for such programs is available, rates often fall short of covering the
Sustainable, Long-Term Financing Arrangements for Recuperative Care Program Growth Read More >>
Medical respite care continues to grow and 2024 marks the 20th anniversary of the Respite Care Providers’ Network (RCPN). This PCI will focus on how communities can continue to expand their programs and services to holistically address the needs of clients, while grounding themselves in the Standards for Medical Respite Care and the history of
PCI – Medical Respite: Honoring the Past and Looking to the Future Read More >>
As medical respite care continues to grow nationwide, many communities stumble when asked the million dollar question, “How do you plan to sustainably fund this program?” This panel discussion features three medical respite providers as they share how their programs originally funded their medical respite beds, how that funding has evolved, and what their funding
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This workshop will provide an in-depth presentation of the three phases a faith-based community service organization led to establish a medical respite facility and Community of Care for persons who are experiencing homelessness. The three phases include the community partnerships that were convened to 1) complete the feasibility study for the facility; 2) the fundraising
From Feasibility to Facility: The Journey to Establish a Medical Respite Read More >>
Learn about a Medi-Cal plan’s approach to centering the experience of its members experiencing homelessness through strategic investments and program implementation in partnership with the local continuum of care and community-based organizations. Learn how these investments increase opportunities for unhoused members to provide feedback on programs and receive a variety of new services to support
As the PEH population ages and geriatric conditions increase, Medical Respite programs across the country may increasingly be asked to accept individuals with ADL support needs. This presentation will outline how the San Francisco Department of Public Health’s Respite program approached enhancing onsite ADL support, including considerations around licensing and funding. The session will provide
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