Are you looking to improve your community relationships while positively impacting the health of the population in your service area?
If so, you don’t want to miss this recorded webinar session!
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Tags: Blog, chna, strategic growth, strategic planning, community health, health care, healthcare, healthcare strategic growth, healthcare strategy, webinar, population health
Performing a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) is more than just a practice required by law for certain hospitals. When executed well, it can also dramatically further publicity and marketing initiatives, supporting your annual planning process and enhancing the execution of your strategic growth goals.
CHNAs provide so much beneficial information that one of the nation’s largest for-profit hospitals has brought on Stratasan to execute 17 CHNAs on their behalf. These CHNAs will benefit their community outreach and population health initiatives.
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Based on the HHS's self-reported data on people who actually signed up for the Marketplace, the Young Invincibles (8.8%) did not show up to the party. Comparing the actual age segments of the population from 2000 to 2012 shows just how quickly our population is aging and straining the Healthcare system already. The current Marketplace is an inverted pyramid which translates into a very scary fulcrum to keep the balance intact. The theory of population health management states that if we can get enough young healthy people in the base of the pyramid, it will support the demands of the more senior population.
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Tags: ACA, Age Wave, HiTech Act, Obamacare, Young Invincibles, population health, healthcare trends
Anytime I am asked the same question twice in a week, it tells me our audience is probably thinking about this subject. So this week, the subject is Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D.
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