Improving Healthcare for 68,000 Black & Latino Children
09/23/2013 05:23PM | 8268 views
Federal healthcare law changes dramatically impact how the industry—hospitals, health-insurance companies and pharmas—do business today. University Hospitals in Cleveland has been aggressively reaching out to the newly insured, predominantly Blacks and Latinos. University Hospital’s Case Medical Center’s Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital, known as UH Rainbow, is receiving a $12.8-million grant to implement a Physician Extension Team, which works to improve the healthcare of about 68,000 children on Medicaid with high rates of emergency-room visits.
Dr. Drew Hertz, medical director for UH Rainbow Care Network and an assistant clinical professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, was a guest speaker at DiversityInc’s Innovation Fest! event where he explained how this innovative program will provide 24/7 access to nurses and doctors for referrals, advice and healthcare coordination. University Hospitals is one of the 2012 DiversityInc Top 5 Hospital Systems. View the video above.
Video Minutes
0:01:48 Funded by a $12.8M Federal Grant
0:03:39 The Physicians Extension Team
0:05:34 Reducing Healthcare Inefficiencies
0:08:59 Five Goals of Rainbow Care Connection
0:09:38 Six Key Programs of Rainbow Care Connection
0:09:57 Create a Physicans Network
0:10:46 Shared Savings Agreements
0:11:38 Practice-Tailored Facilitation
0:13:13 Heightened Support Services
0:13:39 Innovation: Family Care Advocates
0:14:39 Three-Part Behavioral Health Program
0:16:55 General and Targeted Outreach
0:18:10 Three-Part Telehealth Program
0:22:43 Keys to Success
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