This post is sponsored by Carelon.
Health plans are moving past episode-by-episode care toward proactive, coordinated support that follows members through every transition, from discharge through the inflection points when a condition changes.
Carelon’s post-acute and palliative care teams help health plans put this shift into practice, starting with the moments where handoffs create the greatest risk of avoidable emergency visits and caregiver strain.
In this interview, two experts explore how post-acute and palliative care can function as one connected model, rather than two separate pathways, including what health plans should look for when building a stronger home-based support strategy and where they see home-based care heading over the next several years.
Click on the video below to watch and listen to the discussion with Dr. Anthony Burgess, National Medical Director for Post-Acute Solutions at Carelon Medical Benefits Management; and Dr. Michael Gabriel, National Medical Director at Carelon Palliative Care.