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MODELS FOR INTEGRATING AND MANAGING ACUTE AND LONG TERM CARE SERVICES IN RURAL AREAS MODELS FOR INTE 2025

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The document discusses models for integrating and managing acute and long-term care services in rural areas, highlighting the challenges and opportunities faced by rural healthcare systems. It emphasizes the need for coordinated care strategies to address the growing demand for services among older adults and individuals with disabilities, particularly in light of Medicare and Medicaid cost pressures. The paper reviews various managed care models, such as PACE and S/HMO, while identifying barriers to integration, including limited resources, lack of managed care experience among rural providers, and service delivery challenges. It concludes that while full integration may be difficult in rural settings, alternative strategies like coordination and linkage can enhance service delivery.

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What are the top 3 rural health priorities?

Table 1. Ranked OrderPriorityTotal Points 1 Health Care Access and Quality 1,063 2 Mental Health and Mental Disorders 978 3 Addiction 631 4 Overweight and Obesity 3786 more rows

What are three interventions that could be introduced in order to improve the health of rural residents?

Five strategies include: (1) Adopt an integrated, prioritized approach to addressing both personal and population health needs at the community level; (2) Establish a stronger quality improvement support structure to assist rural health systems and professionals in acquiring knowledge and tools to improve quality; (3)

How to improve health care in rural areas?

The California Critical Access Hospital Network (CCAHN) is a statewide organization that fosters collaborative working relationships among California critical access hospitals, a subset of rural hospitals that are located at least 35 miles from another facility.

What are the biggest rural health issues?

Rural residents have higher rates of cigarette smoking, high blood pressure, and obesity. They also have higher rates of poverty, less access to healthcare, and are less likely to have health insurance. Unintentional injury deaths are more common in rural areas than in urban areas.

What are the rural health priorities?

The top 5 policies to transform rural health Reduce regulatory burden on small rural providers. Secure key rural health care programs. Make Medicare Advantage work for rural health care. Stop implementation of payment policies harmful to rural providers. Sustain rural health care infrastructure.