Our newly updated Guide to Evidence for Health-Related Social Needs Interventions summarizes 80 studies of utilization & cost impact for adults with complex needs. These data can be used to inform financially sustainable cross-sector partnerships. https://t.co/vQ4p2DJsOx
This settlement comes to late to help our family but I hope it helps others get the care their children need.
Colorado Medicaid program settles lawsuit over lack of mental health care for children https://t.co/g63ZooUI6G via @coloradosun
@katieChick43 Katie - I'm following up on our Local First column submission - is everything all set for it to run this Sunday? Thank you, Doug McCarthy 970-769-8804 [email protected]
The "free market" in bush meat is a risk to global health. Is it wise to leave these markets unregulated considering the human and financial cost of another pandemic?
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@walidgellad@pharmalot Maddening! Patients and their families shouldn't be used as pawns in price negotiations between health plans and drug manufacturers.
@bjdickmayhew@stacymei@bjdickmayhew David, we would be very interested in your analysis for Colorado, where Bright partnered with the Peak Health Alliance in 8 rural counties.
The average life expectancy for someone who is chronically homeless is 54 years old. Tragically, a few years of living in supportive housing doesn't appear to change that overall trajectory, though it does lead to fewer deaths from exposure.
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As a parent and researcher, I'm grateful to
@LPFCH for sponsoring development of the National Standards for #CYSHCN as well as to @AMCHP
& @NASHP for their leadership of the National Standards project https://t.co/UbBWlirOHg
Our new article in Maternal & Child Health Journal shows how National Standards for Systems of Care for #CYSHCN can help states design #Medicaid managed care programs so that #healthcare access, quality & outcomes are as important as cost control
https://t.co/bqMH5au8vU
@bjdickmayhew Bright Healthcare offers zero deductible Bronze plans in Colorado in collaboration with Peak Health Alliance. With Colorado’s reinsurance program they are attractive under ICHRAs.
2/2 If you use Roundup or a similar weedkiller, I urge you to reconsider. I’ve found that pulling weeds is not as much work as I thought it would be, and actually gives me a sense of accomplishment.
For years, we sprayed Roundup around our house to reduce the risk of wildfire. It turns out, we were increasing our risk of cancer. It’s active ingredient, glyphosphate, has been linked to non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, for which my wife is now being treated. https://t.co/YXKpOMbsMd
I’ve measured and written about potentially avoidable hospitalizations and ER visits. Now in the care of a family member, I see how it can be helpful to use the ER and be admitted because everything gets taken care of at once versus waiting for weeks to get tests done.