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How Banner Plans & Networks Discovered Patient Co-Management with Olio

Banner Health, an integrated healthcare system based in Phoenix, turned to Olio to help them better manage patients with their network providers. The end result is simple-to-use patient co-management that offers real-time information and comprehensive data, allowing Banner to scale quickly and efficiently.

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April 5, 2024

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The $12B Behavioral Health Challenge: Why Health Plans Must Prioritize Care Coordination and Value-Based Care Today

Health Plans managing behavioral health (BH), mental health (MH), substance use disorder (SUD), and reentry programs face mounting pressures. The stakes are high—not just for the vulnerable populations they serve, but for the plans themselves. Poor care transitions, lack of measurable outcomes, and outdated processes cost $12B annually while jeopardizing state contracts and competitive bids. As value-based care (VBC) becomes a cornerstone of healthcare reform, the time to act is now. Health Plans must adopt a care coordination strategy that ensures seamless transitions across all levels of care while establishing meaningful benchmarks to drive accountability and success.

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Longitudinal Member Management: A Game-Changer for Health Plans

Fragmented care coordination costs Health Plans millions in unnecessary expenses and missed opportunities to improve health outcomes. According to a study by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), nearly 20% of Medicare beneficiaries experience care transitions that are not well-coordinated, resulting in higher rates of readmission and complications. Discover how Longitudinal Member Management can transform your organization's approach to care coordination.

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Transforming SNF to HHA Referrals: Discover How to Achieve Seamless Care Transitions

The healthcare landscape faces significant challenges in seamlessly transitioning from skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) to home health agencies (HHAs). Mr. Johnson, an 85-year-old patient, experienced a preventable hospital readmission due to a disorganized referral process, where incomplete information sharing between the SNF and HHA resulted in delays in receiving necessary medical equipment. Too often, this scenario is a reality. This blog explores the critical issues surrounding the referral process and the steps in resolving them.

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