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Health Coaching Benchmarks: Operations and Performance Data for Optimal Program ROI and Participant Health Status
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Liz Reardon, president of Reardon Consulting and a member of the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare (NCCBH) Integration Consulting Team, says that individuals with severe and persistent mental illnesses are likely to die 20 years earlier than people without such conditions. Putting the right medical home services in place for adults with chronic mental illness can help to reduce this disparity, suggests Reardon, explaining why the earliest medical homes for children with complex health needs are great models for behavioral healthcare organizations.
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The Role of the Case ManagerEach week, healthcare professionals respond to a reader's query on an industry issue. This week's expert is Roberta Burgess, R.N., nurse case manager, Community Care Plan of Eastern Carolina with Heritage Hospital in Tarboro, North Carolina.
Question: What is the role of case managers in this program and how do their efforts translate into healthcare savings?
Response: Case managers work with the providers in the practice, and when our clients go to appointments sometimes we’re there to meet them or transport them. Our role is to help facilitate communication between the client and the physician. We also do home visits with our clients in the community, provide education and motivation and talk to high risk diabetics, new diabetics and high-cost diabetics. Last year alone we saved $230 million in North Carolina.
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