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In the midst of the never-ending conversations on COVID-19, care management is on a growth trajectory of reinvention and innovation, shifting consumer tech adoption, and value-based healthcare economics. Market research shows that the worldwide care management solutions market is projected to grow to $16.9 billion driven by a compounded growth of 16.5 percent, and is expected to expand its size to $19.28 billion by 2023.
The primary factors compelling this growth are government programs and regulations pursuing patient-centric care and healthcare IT, the shift of risk from payers to providers, an aging population, and the need to reduce healthcare costs while providing higher-quality care. In addition, companies are increasingly adapting to digital therapeutics, and their care management solutions are being built solely on virtual business models. Rising digitization of clinical and medical information and growing adoption of care management software across the healthcare sector are expected to further drive demand for care management solutions.
On that note, this edition of Healthcare Business Review highlights the sweeping changes and advancements in the care management landscape and how companies are utilizing the latest technological innovations to provide quality care to the patients, enabling healthcare professionals to make better decisions and achieve best possible care outcomes. This edition features thought leadership articles from Biljana Simikic, Senior Medical Director at Commonwealth Care Alliance and Dr. Joseph Shega, Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer at VITAS Healthcare. They respectively discuss the challenges faced by the geriatric population and disabled patients reinforced by the pandemic and delivering end-of-life care management to terminally ill patients.
Along with that, the edition featuring top care management solutions and services companies brings Advanced Clinical Associates into the limelight as a home healthcare company that helps patients to recover faster from complex medical conditions.In this edition featuring, we hope you find the appropriate care management solution or services provider to accomplish your care management needs.
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ACA is driven by a mission to transform the delivery of home health care for veterans, the elderly, children, rehabilitating seniors, and people with disabilities. The company offers a truly comprehensive, custom, and connected system of personalized care.
CCI is an outsource option for medical practitioners to provide Chronic Care services. CCI’s RNs provide knowledgeable clinical handling of patient needs and chronic conditions without disrupting existing medical practice workflow, while enhancing quality measures and increasing revenue to practice.
Donna Q Brown, CEOUtilizing only RNs, CCI provides unparalleled clinical excellence that enhances patients’ healthcare services and improves quality performance, while significantly increasing revenue generation for medical practices
Phoenix Medical Management is a premier advisory firm exclusively dedicated to care management across the continuum and offers comprehensive case management consultation services and training programs.
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Tiffany Ferguson, LMSW, CMAC, ACM, Chief Executive Officer & Marie Stinebuck, MBA, MSN, ACM, Chief Operations Officer & Stefani Daniels, RN, MSNA, CMAC, ACM, Founder and Managing Partner & Marianne Ramey, RN, ACM, CPUR, Senior Partner
Wellbound Home Care, a certified home health agency, provides care management for special needs individuals. The company has a dedicated pediatrics division that offers a broad range of multidisciplinary therapies a special needs child requires to achieve their full potential.
White Orchid Hospice offers interdisciplinary patient-centered end-of-life services and has an unwavering commitment to making the lives of the terminally ill as pleasant as possible by providing quality care.
Stephen Levi Carter, CEO & AdministratorOur first priority is making the patient’s and caregiver’s experience as pleasant as possible. We want to ensure that all patient care is provided by a team of people who work for us and have what we term a ‘hospice heart
Ivy League HealthHealth provides a comprehensive healthcare model of primary, urgent, and virtual care offered under a single umbrella. The integrated, all-access care center also provides employer solutions and customized healthcare membership plans for organizations to ensure optimal health for their employees.
Centric Care Management's skilled team of care managers and social workers helps clients and caregivers with long-term healthcare management plans. It also includes registered nurses and licensed social workers who manage chronic care for high-risk populations across the continuum of care
MetaPhy Health is a service provider that assists physicians in managing gastrointestinal patients with chronic conditions. It is a renowned physician services organization focusing on chronic condition management as an extension of the physician's practice
Passionate Care Management employs an integrated, evidence-based chronic care model that utilizes behavioral, clinical, and educational principles to encourage self-management. It provides cost-effective, turn-key solutions for integrated patient care to medical offices
Prestige Healthcare Resources provides specialized in-home care services to seniors in their own homes, hospitals, assisted living & independent living facilities, or wherever the individual calls home. Depending on the conditions, it provides both short-term and long-term care
