Author: Brittany Eastman
9th Annual Rock Health Summit 2020: Delivering Digital-First Collaborative Care for Vulnerable Populations
On September 22, Chris Klomp, CEO of Collective Medical, presented on a panel at Rock Health Summit with Michael Petersen, MD, Abner Mason, and Sonia Millsom. Read the recap and watch the recording.
Leveraging Real-Time Data to Reduce Unnecessary ED Utilization
Learn how CareOregon has leveraged real-time, ADT-based care coordination technology to reduce unnecessary emergency department (ED) utilization.
Episode 5: The Opioid Epidemic and Facilitating Better Medication Assisted Treatment
Over 2 million Americans live with opioid use disorder, yet the majority aren’t receiving treatment. Learn key strategies for addressing the opioid epidemic.
Meeting Compliance Standards and Coordinating Care for Vulnerable Individuals
Learn how Rappahannock Area Community Services Board in Virginia has leveraged real-time, ADT-based care coordination technology to better support vulnerable patient populations.
Streamlining Utilization Management Through Care Collaboration
Learn how care collaboration technology can help payers effectively identify patterns of high utilization and redirect care to lower-acuity settings—saving on costs.
How Payers Are Addressing Social Determinants During Pandemic
Challenges such as homelessness, food insecurity, or unstable income are only exacerbated by COVID-19. Learn how payers are addressing social needs during a pandemic.
3 Benefits of Interoperability
To support its broader care coordination initiative, the Nebraska Health Information Initiative (NEHII) has partnered with Collective Medical. Learn how increased interoperability is benefitting NEHII and its participants.
How SNFs Are Managing COVID & Avoiding Penalties
SNFs have seen over 216,000 COVID-19 cases. To keep infection spread under control, CMS is requiring facilities to report cases and follow federal guidelines, or risk financial penalties.
Caring for Healthcare Workers
Nearly 1,100 healthcare workers have died of COVID-19. And many more are suffering negative impacts on their mental health. Caring for caregivers is more important than ever.
Managing Chronic Disease: 3 Steps Payers Are Taking
With COVID-19, payers must find new and innovative ways of ensuring their member’s chronic diseases are appropriately managed. Learn 3 steps payers are taking.
How Payers Are Addressing Mental Health Needs During Pandemic
Over half of US adults have had their mental health negatively impacted by COVID-19. Through technology, payers can check in on members and ensure they’re receiving the care they need.
Leveraging Technology to Provide Mental Health Care Amidst COVID-19
For Options Counseling & Family Services, finding ways to continue providing mental health services despite COVID-19 quickly became a priority. Learn how Options leveraged technology as a solution.
Millions Are Uninsured Due To COVID-19: What This Means for Payers
Since the pandemic started, 5.4 million individuals became uninsured. Learn what this means for payers in regards to revenue, enrollment, and premium rates for 2021.
Episode 4: Substance Use Disorder in the Wake of COVID-19
Anne Zink, MD, FACEP, and Hon. Nathaniel Schlicher, MD, JD, MBA, FACEP share barriers to substance use disorder treatment and tips for implementing a successful SUD program.
Collective Medical for Medicaid
Medicaid covers 1 in 5 individuals. Learn how Collective Medical has partnered with state Medicaid agencies and HIEs to meet the needs of Medicaid patients.