Resources For Integrated Care

These podcasts, excerpted from an June 2020 webinar, provides information on how COVID-19 affects and presents in people with ADRD, strategies for family and friend caregivers for supporting those with ADRD living at home during COVID-19, and opportunities for health care systems to prepare to meet the needs of people with ADRD diagnosed with COVID-19. .

These podcasts, excerpted from an June 2020 webinar, provides information on how COVID-19 affects and presents in people with ADRD, strategies for family and friend caregivers for supporting those with ADRD living at home during COVID-19, and opportunities for health care systems to prepare to meet the needs of people with ADRD diagnosed with COVID-19. .

This podcast offers offer strategies for supporting caregivers and their loved ones, up-to-date information on facilitating access to health and social supports from which caregivers might benefit, and practical tips for addressing the specific needs of caregivers experiencing social isolation and stress-related conditions. Speakers also include strategies that are relevant in virtual settings. By the end of this webinar, participants should be able to:

This podcast offers offer strategies for supporting caregivers and their loved ones, up-to-date information on facilitating access to health and social supports from which caregivers might benefit, and practical tips for addressing the specific needs of caregivers experiencing social isolation and stress-related conditions. Speakers also include strategies that are relevant in virtual settings. By the end of this webinar, participants should be able to:

This podcast offers offer strategies for supporting caregivers and their loved ones, up-to-date information on facilitating access to health and social supports from which caregivers might benefit, and practical tips for addressing the specific needs of caregivers experiencing social isolation and stress-related conditions. Speakers also include strategies that are relevant in virtual settings. By the end of this webinar, participants should be able to:

This podcast offers offer strategies for supporting caregivers and their loved ones, up-to-date information on facilitating access to health and social supports from which caregivers might benefit, and practical tips for addressing the specific needs of caregivers experiencing social isolation and stress-related conditions. Speakers also include strategies that are relevant in virtual settings. By the end of this webinar, participants should be able to:

These podcasts, excerpted from an December 2019 webinar provides lessons learned and strategies for providing care for dually eligible individuals with I/DD across the lifespan.

These podcasts, excerpted from an December 2019 webinar provides lessons learned and strategies for providing care for dually eligible individuals with I/DD across the lifespan.

These podcasts, excerpted from an December 2019 webinar provides lessons learned and strategies for providing care for dually eligible individuals with I/DD across the lifespan.

This podcast, excerpted from a September 2019 conversation event, in collaboration with the Independent Care System (ICS), provided a platform for questions to be answered on how health plans and providers can improve health outcomes for this population by addressing gaps in care coordination that often disrupt continuity of care and lead to fragmentation of care. This conversation focused on the key elements of and strategies to improve care coordination, including the role of interdisciplinary teams.

This podcast, excerpted from a September 2019 conversation event in collaboration with Dr. Judith Cook, provided a platform for attendees to engage directly with Dr.Cook and ask questions related to how health coaching and wellness planning can increase the engagement of individuals dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid in self-management activities. Dr. Cook answered questions about the topic during the conversation.

This podcast, excerpted from a July 2019 conversation event, in collaboration with the Americans with Disabilities Act National Network (ADANN), provided a platform for questions to be answered on how healthcare organizations and facilities can best improve accessibility for participants living with disabilities to best meet their care needs. This event focused on healthcare facility accessibility, including physical and communication barriers that may impede participants living with disabilities from receiving care. Representatives from ADANN answered your ADA and other accessibility questions.

This podcast is presented by the Lewin Group and is supported through the Medicare-Medicaid Coordination Office at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid services. MMCO is dedicated to ensuring beneficiaries enrolled in Medicare & Medicaid have access to seamless high-quality healthcare that includes the full range of covered services in both programs. To support providers and their efforts to deliver more integrated, coordinated care, MMCO is developing technical assistance and actionable tools based on successful innovations and care models. To learn more about current efforts and resources, pleases visit our website or follow us on Twitter for more details. Our twitter handle is @integrate_care.

These podcasts, excerpted from an August 2019 webinar, discuss the importance of care coordinators, person-centered care planning, and assisting members with management tasks required for self-direction for plans seeking to support consumers in directing their own care.

These podcasts, excerpted from an August 2019 webinar, discuss the importance of care coordinators, person-centered care planning, and assisting members with management tasks required for self-direction for plans seeking to support consumers in directing their own care.

These podcasts, excerpted from an August 2019 webinar, discuss the importance of care coordinators, person-centered care planning, and assisting members with management tasks required for self-direction for plans seeking to support consumers in directing their own care.

These podcasts, excerpted from an August 2019 webinar, discuss the importance of care coordinators, person-centered care planning, and assisting members with management tasks required for self-direction for plans seeking to support consumers in directing their own care.

Excerpted from a May 2019 webinar, these podcasts discuss common substance use disorders (SUD)among dually eligible older adults, identify promising practices for screening, treatment, and care coordination, and demonstrate practical strategies for meeting the needs of older adults with SUDs. Speakers, including a consumer with lived experience, will share lessons learned and strategies to provide effective care for dually eligible older adults with SUDs.

Excerpted from a May 2019 webinar, these podcasts discuss common substance use disorders (SUD)among dually eligible older adults, identify promising practices for screening, treatment, and care coordination, and demonstrate practical strategies for meeting the needs of older adults with SUDs. Speakers, including a consumer with lived experience, will share lessons learned and strategies to provide effective care for dually eligible older adults with SUDs.

Excerpted from a May 2019 webinar, these podcasts discuss common substance use disorders (SUD)among dually eligible older adults, identify promising practices for screening, treatment, and care coordination, and demonstrate practical strategies for meeting the needs of older adults with SUDs. Speakers, including a consumer with lived experience, will share lessons learned and strategies to provide effective care for dually eligible older adults with SUDs.