Population Health Management
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AI Summary — Last 24 Hours
Over the last 24 hours, recent data indicates that 60% of older adults prefer at-home care should their healthcare needs increase, presenting a significant opportunity for value-based care (VBC) stakeholders to expand home health services. This preference aligns with ongoing initiatives under CMS, which is expected to emphasize community-based care models as part of its strategy to improve population health management. The emphasis on at-home care options could drive policy adjustments and funding toward home health agencies, influencing care delivery models that prioritize patient preferences and outcomes, such as those discussed in this article.
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