CareCentrix has developed purpose-built technology, analytics, and experience to guide care that keeps patients on the path to the ultimate site of care: home. To address the complexities of post-acute care, we engage patients and caregivers, coordinate care transitions, improve clinical outcomes, and do all we can to help patients heal or age at home.
By finding new ways to break down the silos across the continuum of care, we are able to identify and capture savings health plans can count on.
The best way to bend the cost curve is to guide and support care to the home.
Reduce costs by optimizing provider networks, improving care transitions, and avoiding readmissions.
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Streamline Home Health & Home DME management through a high-performing, fully credentialed national network.
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Address the growing cost and complexity of infusion therapy and allow more patients to get treatment at home.
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Manage the costs associated with sleep testing and sleep therapies by guiding care to the home.
Learn MoreHighlighting the 4 steps that health plans can take to create an effective infused medication management strategy.
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Read MoreVanessa, a health plan member, sustained multiple fractures and injuries in an accident. CareCentrix provided care coordination, medical equipment, and nurse coaching to support her transition back to independent living. All while allowing her to heal where she most wanted to be… at home.
Podcast
At the AHIP Medicare, Medicaid, & Duals conference, Dr. Michael Cantor, Chief Medical Officer (CareCentrix) sat down with one of our clients (ConnectiCare) to chat about the value of engaging a partner for Post-Acute Care management.
Whitepaper
Success is often defined by the bottom line and payors are constantly looking for levers to pull for maximum cost-savings in areas such as: home health, post-acute care (PAC), fraud, waste and abuse, care coordination, and hospital readmissions.