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Population Health Management

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In the past week, significant trends have emerged in the realm of population health management, particularly concerning patient preferences and emerging health risks. A recent report indicates that 60% of older adults prefer at-home care if their health needs increase, emphasizing a shift toward home health services, which health systems and ACOs should prepare to support. Additionally, alarming trends in pediatric diabetes among Medicaid and CHIP enrollees call for urgent policy responses and targeted interventions to address this rising issue, particularly as these conditions relate to the growing focus on chronic disease management by CMS under the Trump administration. Stakeholders must adapt to these dynamics to enhance care delivery and meet the evolving needs of the population (Home Health Care News, AJMC).

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