No Whole Person Care Without Person-Centered Organizations
Treating individuals with co-occurring health conditions and social needs is proving a great market opportunity for working with value-based focused managed care organizations (MCO). The question on the table is, how do you close the gaps in care? Increasingly, the answer is “whole person” care.
Earlier this year we had a chance to hear Leigh Davison, Staff Vice President, Medicaid and LTSS Specialty Organization at Anthem, speak about whole person care during her keynote presentation, “Innovative Collaborations & Partnerships For Long-Term …
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