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Michigan Center for Rural Health Working to Expand Rural Palliative Care

Hospice News

During phase 1 of the process in 2024, Stratis and MCRH conducted a statewide assessment and gleaned insights from a diverse advisory council. Huse and Saint Martin cite interest in a multidisciplinary approach, including physicians, nurses, community health workers, chaplains, and social workers, as well as family caregivers.

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Growing Palliative Care a Key Priority for Amedisys in 2024

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Amedisys (NASDAQ: AMED) is pushing forward on palliative care growth in 2024 through its innovation arm, Contessa. Expanding palliative care relationships and joint venture partnerships is a priority for 2024, the Louisiana-based home health and hospice provider indicated in a filing with the U.S. “Our million beneficiaries.

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Palliative Care Leaders Expect Continued Growth, Labor and Reimbursement Headwinds in 2024

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Palliative care’s continued expansion Palliative care leaders expect continued growth in 2024, driven by the proliferation of value-based payment models, greater recognition of these services’ quality improvement and cost savings potential. In addition to the expansion of existing programs, more are cropping up.

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Key Palliative Care Trends to Watch in 2024

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Rising demand In 2024, demand will continue to rise, driven by a number of factors. Palliative care is an evolving field. Though long-established as a medical specialty, these health care services have yet to reach their full potential due to reimbursement pressures, poor awareness and staffing headwinds.

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The Most Disruptive Forces Shaping Palliative Care in 2024

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Staffing, public awareness and value-based payment represent the greatest disruptive forces shaping palliative care delivery in 2024 and beyond. How do we attract nurse practitioners, physicians, social workers and other interdisciplinary team members? Want to read more palliative care-focused content like this? NYSE: CHE).

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Oasis Hospice & Palliative Care CEO: The ‘Painful’ Growth of Inpatient Care Delivery

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Dubbed as House of Goshen, the 4,000 square-foot, prairie-style hospice facility opened in March 2024 and features 14 patient rooms. From admission to case management, that whole team of doctors, nurses, social workers, volunteers, chaplains and psychosocial support is incredibly important to sustainable care.

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Breaking Down Barriers: The Crucial Role of Social Workers in Dispelling Hospice Misconceptions

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Social workers have an increasingly important role to play in breaking down barriers among underserved populations, including misconceptions about hospice that can deter or dampen utilization. Social workers are advocates for patient-centered care,” Bleiberg told Hospice News.