The Homefront Blog

The future of care is in the home, and CareCentrix is dedicated to leading the coordination that will allow America to heal or age where they are most comfortable: home. Here, we distill and amplify the voices and ideas that are moving our country towards value-based care, and share the groundbreaking innovations and important regulatory updates that will help bridge the gaps in care from the hospital to the home.

Articles by Christy Marks-Davis

The Future of Healthcare is in the Home

Redirecting care from long-term care facilities to the home would generate significant savings while improving clinical outcomes and increasing patient satisfaction.
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How Health Plans Address the Social Determinants of Health

An increasing amount of health plans are turning their sights to the social determinants of health. But why?
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The Homefront Blog

Articles by Christy Marks-Davis

The Future of Healthcare is in the Home

How Health Plans Address the Social Determinants of Health