Topic: Case Management

When the Institute for Healthcare Improvement introduced the Triple Aim, it provided both a challenge and opportunity for healthcare networks to think outside of the box and come up with […]

Behavioral conditions affect many adults in the United States. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) estimated that in 2015 alone there were about 43 million adults with […]

The healthcare landscape is rapidly changing. One key topic that is consistently at the forefront of this transition is how communities can advance population-wide health improvement efforts. Population health, however, […]

Homelessness and HIV are two critical issues that frequently go hand in hand. According to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, nearly half of the individuals in America who are […]

As the US healthcare sector shifts away from a fee-for-service model to a value-based care model, states continue to experiment with various pilot programs or models to manage care for […]

As the US healthcare sector shifts away from a fee-for-service model to a value-based care model, states continue to experiment with various pilot programs or models to manage care for […]

While MACRA is primarily concerned with Medicare, it has significant overlap with ongoing efforts to promote value-based care for Medicaid

At Eccovia Solutions we love to highlight the great work our clients and partners are doing to provide patient-centered care in their communities.

Communities are struggling to find ways to improve outcomes for individuals and reduce the overall financial burden of providing care. There is a lot of discussion about how best to […]

As the healthcare debate continues to divide partisans across the country, one unifying aspect that has received bipartisan support is that of Value-Based Payment (VBH) structures and Alternate Payment Models […]

When someone says they’re putting your medical records on FHIR, don’t make a mad dash for the fire extinguisher. FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) is a new data transmission standard […]

Across the country health and human service providers are joining forces to create networks called health or medical neighborhoods. These health neighborhoods provide the infrastructure, systems, and processes that link […]

With the current push to transform health and human services from a crisis to a proactive model, states are uniquely positioned to design new initiatives that support healthier individuals, families, […]

The primary objective of human service organizations is to help individuals, families, and communities attain a self-sufficient, healthy and sustainable future. Many organizations, however, struggle with the ongoing challenges of […]

Earlier this week, President Trump proclaimed May 2017 as National Mental Health Awareness Month, stating “This month, and for the course of my Administration, I am committed to working with […]