Podcasts about cdphp

Dr Elizabeth Warner, chief medical officer at CDPHP, discusses how Wellness Way's focus on patient experience, community partnerships, and integration of physical and mental health care services sets it apart from traditional hospital-based care.

A holistic approach to healthcare involves engaging members in preventive care rather than waiting for them to become sick. In this episode of the AHIP 2024 series, Nicholas Kraft, Chief Growth Officer at CDPHP, discusses the health plan's dedication to innovation and quality in healthcare. CDPHP, a physician-led nonprofit serving 400,000 members in New York's Capital District, prioritizes community care, challenges high healthcare costs, and promotes collaboration among leaders to improve healthcare access and affordability. Nicholas highlights the potential of fee-for-service 2.0, emphasizing the need for openness and trust among providers, payers, and members, advocating a holistic approach that prioritizes preventive care and early member engagement. He also urges listeners to join their mission to enable patients to spend more time with their families. Tune in and learn how innovative strategies are shaping the future of healthcare! Resources:  Watch the entire interview here.  Connect and follow Nicholas Kraft on LinkedIn. Learn more about CDPHP on their LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, and website.

On this episode of Managed Care Cast, Kathy Leyden, vice president of community engagement at Capital District Physicians' Health Plan (CDPHP), discusses key initiatives and areas of focus to address hunger and food insecurity issues across Upstate New York.

CDPHP, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Priority Health, ATRIO Health Plans and Vatica Health share successful strategies and best practices for provider-centric risk adjustment programs, which enable health plans to enjoy higher compliance, enhanced quality of care, improved risk score accuracy, higher Star and quality ratings and better financial performance. Learn how your plan can empower physicians to close care gaps, avoid common pitfalls and maintain compliant record documentation proactively.   Panelists: Gregg Kimmer, President & CEO, ATRIO Health Plans; Michelle Ilitch, MPH, Vice President, Vice President of Network Solutions and Value-Based Programming, Priority Health,; Colleen Gianatasio MHS, CPC, CPC-P, CPMA, CRC, CPCO, CDEO, CPPM, CCDS-0, CCS, and AAPC Approved Instructor, Director Clinical Documentation Integrity and Coding Compliance, Capital District Physician's Health Plan (CDPHP);  Frank Shipp, FACHE, MBA, Executive Director, Johns Hopkins Clinical Alliance, Johns Hopkins Medicine; Hassan Rifaat, MD, CEO, Vatica https://www.sharedpurposeconnect.com/events/boosting-plan-performance-improving-provider-centric-risk-adjustment-staying-compliant/   For more information on our Payer & Provider Roundtable Summit: https://brightspotssummit.eventbrite.com   This episode is sponsored by Vatica Health Vatica Health is the #1 rated risk adjustment and quality of care solution for health plans and health systems. By pairing expert clinical teams with cutting-edge technology, Vatica increases patient engagement and improves coding accuracy and completeness. It helps identify and facilitate closure of care gaps and enhances communication and collaboration between providers and health plans. The company's unique provider-centric solution helps payers, providers and patients achieve better outcomes, together.   Vatica is trusted by many leading health plans and thousands of providers nationwide. Healthcare research firm KLAS named Vatica “Best in KLAS” for risk adjustment in 2023. KLAS also named Vatica to its Emerging Solutions Top 20 list for innovative companies that have the greatest potential to impact and disrupt the healthcare market. For more information, visit VaticaHealth.com.

Moving Analytics is a telehealth company that has helped thousands of patients access life-saving cardiac rehab after they have experienced a cardiac complication. The company's Movn program is the #1 virtual cardiac rehabilitation solution in the country.The Moving solution, built-in conjunction with Stanford and validated over multiple clinical trials, combines behavior science, remote monitoring and personalized coaching. Moving Analytics helps patients avoid worsened health outcomes while significantly reducing readmissions rates through 300%+ improvements in cardiac rehab completion rates.The company has partnerships with Kaiser Permanente in California, CDPHP in New York, Highmark Health Plan, Allegheny Health Network and the Veteran Affairs Medical Center with plans to expand to more states in 2021.Harsh Vathsangam, PHD is the Co-Founder of Moving Analytics, a digital health company they help conquer heart disease as the leading cause of death, through digital prevention programs.It's one of the largest digital health-based services online, helping over 1 million people annually and with marquee customers as Highmark, Kaiser, and Mayo clinic.  LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/harshvathsangamWebsite:https://www.movinganalytics.com/Twitter:https://twitter.com/hvathsangam?lang=en Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/MINDFULLYINTEGRATIVE)

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Tune in Tuesdays - 9:00 AM Eastern This week Cindy & Ted welcome Symetra Tour's Robynn Ree, winner of the 2019 CDPHP Open. More on Robynn: Ree, 22, a native of Redondo Beach, California. Qualified for the U.S. Women’s Open Championship in 2015 as an amateur. All-Pac 12 First Team member for University of Southern California as freshman in 2016. Also named 2016 Women’s Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) Second Team All-American. Captured the 2017 East Lake Cup women’s individual title, her final tournament with Trojans. Continues to study real estate development and take classes through USC in pursuit of degree. T5 at the Final Stage of the 2017 LPGA Qualifying Tournament to earn Priority List Category 12 membership for the 2018 LPGA Tour season. Competed in 21 events as rookie on the LPGA Tour in 2018 and played the weekend 10 times with season-best T9 performance at the Cambia Portland Classic.  She stepped into winner’s circle for the first time in professional career at the 2019 CDPHP Open on Capital Hills Golf Course thanks to overall score of 13-under par. Then later in the show they discuss some "Quick Tips" to help your next Golf Outing Join us LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on any of these social media platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

Ali Skinner from CDPHP joined Chuck and Kelly this morning to talk about new healthcare laws.

Urgent Care centers have been popping up just about everywhere, but the question remains whether not it's a better option than a doctors office visit. Ali Skinner from CDPHP joined Chuck and Kelly to talk about the options you have when it comes to healthcare.

Join in on our conversation about healthy eating – and how to make it a reality for you and your family, even with the busiest of schedules. We’ll talk with Therese Gadomski, a CDPHP health promotion specialist and registered dietitian, who will share her tried-and true tips for planning healthy meals, dealing with picky eaters, and how to do it all while staying on a budget.

It’s no secret that for many people, health insurance premiums are on the rise. While it’s natural to want to blame your health plan, CDPHP® president and CEO, Dr. John Bennett, says don’t shoot the messenger. Listen to him explain the factors that drive the increasing cost of health insurance.

In this episode, Dr. John Bennett, president and CEO of CDPHP®, explores the problem of increasing drug costs. With unique insight as both a physician and the leader of a health insurance plan, he explains how significant these costs really are, the role they play in overall health care expenses, and why raising awareness of the situation is key.

HIN's fifth annual survey on the patient-centered medical home (PCMH) recorded the highest PCMH adoption levels to date, reports Melanie Matthews in this benchmarks podcast. A substantial number of medical homes expect to participate in an accountable care organization (ACO); Ms. Matthews also shares key metrics from the 2011 survey, including time required for medical home conversion and the PCMH effect on medication adherence and patient satisfaction. The survey also identified an impressive jump in the embedding of case managers in medical homes. Dr. Bruce Nash, senior VP of medical affairs and CMO for CDPHP, where embedded case managers are at the heart of CDPHP's clinical transformation, describes what sets his program apart from other medical home pilots.

Embedded case managers are the latest step in CDPHP's clinical transformation, which began in 2008 with a transition to the patient-centered medical home model and continued with the introduction of new payment models in 2009 and 2010. Lisa Sasko, CDPHP director of clinical transformation, and Charlene Schlude, the organization's director of case management, describes the embedded case manager's role in a new era of healthcare, targeted patients and disease states and some of the operational and cultural issues surrounding the co-location of case managers in physician practices. Ms. Sasko and Ms. Schlude shared the business case for embedded case managers as well as an inside look at the day-to-day interactions of embedded case managers with providers in practices during a September 20, 2011 webinar "The Role of Embedded Case Managers in Clinical Transformation," sponsored by The Healthcare Intelligence Network.

Capital District Physicians' Health Plan's (CDPHP) medical home pilot began in 2008, with the dual goals of reforming both the practice of primary care in the CDPHP network and payments to these physicians. Dr. Bruce Nash, CDPHP's senior vice president of medical affairs and chief medical officer, explains what sets the two-phase CDPHP program apart from other medical home pilots, how participants met the challenge of practice transformation, and why preliminary pilot results mirror what's going on in the industry today. Dr. Nash described how CDPHP met the challenge of developing a novel risk adjustment methodology that would drive a global payment combined with a significant bonus structure to attract physician participation and encourage future growth by medical students to enter primary care during "Rewarding Primary Care Practice Reform with Physician Payment Reform: A Medical Home's Experience," 45-minute webinar on February 23, 2011.