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Global Partners in Care, Elea Institute Partner to Improve Palliative Care Access Worldwide

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Elea is a nonprofit foundation established with funds from Addus HomeCare Corps (NASDAQ: ADUS) $85 million acquisition of the Illinois-based nonprofit JourneyCare. Global Partners in Care (GPIC) and Elea Institute have formed a partnership designed to extend access to palliative care services worldwide.

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Elea Institute Seeks to ‘Reimagine’ the Medicare Hospice Benefit

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Elea is a nonprofit foundation established with funds from Addus HomeCare Corps (NASDAQ: ADUS) $85 million acquisition of the Illinois-based nonprofit JourneyCare last month. The organization is focused on three key domains, according to Kent Mathy, chair of Elea Institutes board of directors. We boiled it down to three major areas.

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How Hospices Can Avoid Pitfalls in AI Implementation

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In today’s health care landscape, leveraging artificial intelligence in clinical settings has become a necessity, not just a trend, Haley Woods, director of product management with Homecare Homebase, told Hospice News. However, careful implementation is necessary to effectively use these systems.

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Organic Growth Top of Mind for Hospice Providers in 2025

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Among 112 hospice professionals who responded to the 2024 Outlook Survey by Hospice News and Homecare Homebase, 60% said that expanding current locations would be the growth tactic they plan to use the most during 2025. Hospices in 2025 are laser-focused on organic growth rather than other tactics like acquisitions.

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The Benefits of Palliative, Home-Based Primary Care Integration

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The average age among patients of Northwestern Medicine HomeCare Physicians is about 82, according to Chiang, most of whom have multiple advanced or chronic illnesses. Programs that integrate both palliative care and home-based primary care are proving effective at improving patients’ quality of life and reducing health care costs.

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Hospice Carve-In’s Sunset Could Affect Palliative Care

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The end of the hospice carve-in could delay efforts to improve palliative care reimbursement models, according to Stephanie Adair, vice president of hospice services at Liberty HomeCare & Hospice Services. Hospice reimbursement trends influence palliative care payment and delivery.

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Diverse Mix of Opportunities, Obstacles in Palliative Care’s Future Outlook

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A large challenge in the palliative space is that reimbursement models are not keeping pace with rising demand, according to Stephanie Adair, vice president of hospice services at Liberty HomeCare & Hospice Services. But insufficient payment pathways represent a large hurdle for palliative care’s growth potential, Kulik said. “If

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