Podcasts about transitional care

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In this podcast recorded in 2023, guests Jamie Leung and Samantha Ogundere talk to us about blended diets in transitional care and what best practice looks like for dietitians.INFORMATION FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY

Tom Schotec shares how his real estate flipping business diversified into offering full transitional care services for individuals who were overwhelmed by the thought of moving in order to be closer to family, lowering their home's maintenance needs, transitioning to more supportive care housing facilities and more. This is part 2 in this podcast interview with Tom, and in this episode we discuss his business diversification into the construction industry to ensure the quality of homes they were renovating. Take a listen!

Tom Schotec shares about how he started his entrepreneurship journey as a house flipper and saw the opportunity to become a service based business that assisted the elderly population with navigating the emotionally difficult journey of transitional care needs. This is an excellent listen for anyone who has a passion to care for others and is interested in hearing how he built a business to support families through this journey. His business, Standard Homes Buyers & Estates, is a great case study to check out.

Angela Bakken, Nurse Case Manager at Stoughton Health, discusses how a patient who has stayed in the hospital for at least three days who needs additional skilled care may be able to stay at Stoughton Hospital rather than going to a skilled nursing facility.

Care Management services are being reported at an all-time high but they are not all alike. Before submitting claims, many providers have not read the directions — or CPT-published guidance and criteria. Terry breaks down the confusion and discusses why this is more of a value-based service than a monetary windfall. Listen to this informative […] The post Transitional Care Management Services appeared first on Terry Fletcher Consulting, Inc..

Care Management services are being reported at an all-time high but they are not all alike. Before submitting claims, many providers have not read the directions — or CPT-published guidance and criteria. Terry breaks down the confusion and discusses why this is more of a value-based service than a monetary windfall. Listen to this informative […] The post Transitional Care Management Services appeared first on Terry Fletcher Consulting, Inc..

Listen as the Executive Director LaSheena Renee McBride and the Executive Secretary Celeste Wooten have a candid conversation about caregiving and transitional care. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/caregiverscandidconvo/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/caregiverscandidconvo/support

Nick Holekamp, MD, is the vice president and chief medical officer at Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital. He joined in 2000, and for nearly two decades, he's helped more than 2,000 children and their families transition from a traditional hospital to home after chronic illness or injuries. Under Dr. Holekamp's leadership, Ranken Jordan transitioned from a 26-bed pediatric nursing home into a 60-bed, advanced pediatric specialty hospital that is regionally recognized as a center of excellence for the care of children with medical complexities. In 2018, he oversaw a $35-million expansion that nearly doubled the hospital's capacity, and he continues to lead initiatives that ensure a collaborative, high-quality, patient-centered care environment. He is the chief advocate for carrying out the vision of the hospital's founder, Mary Ranken Jordan, which was to care for kids beyond the bedside. Dr. Holekamp gives kids their best chance for recovery through Care Beyond the Bedside, the hospital's care philosophy that melds traditional health care with playful therapies that allows for routine child development, effective rehabilitation, and social re-integration so kids and their families can prepare for successful outcomes at home. His work has helped mold Ranken Jordan into a facility that parents describe as a “seamless, yet critical transition” for their child and that is held in high esteem by medical professionals across the healthcare continuum. In 2017, Dr. Holekamp co-authored “The Effect of a Comprehensive Care Transition Model on Cost and Utilization for Medically Complex Children with Cerebral Palsy, a research paper published in the Journal of Pediatric Health Care. In October, 2018, Dr. Holekamp presented his findings at the annual meeting of the Pediatric Complex Care Association in a talk titled, “An Innovative Model of Transitional Care for Medically Complex Children.” Dr. Holekamp earned a degree in biology from Dartmouth College before graduating from Saint Louis University School of Medicine in 1987. He completed his residency in pediatric and adolescent medicine at Cardinal Glennon Children's Medical Center. Prior to joining Ranken Jordan, he was a pediatric hospitalist at St. John's Mercy Medical Center in St. Louis. Website: www.rankenjordan.org

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Dr. Clete Younger, medical director of St. Luke's Transitional Care Center, joins Dr. Arnold to talk about who we serve at the TCC, our new long-term care options and how to select the right place for your loved one's healing journey.To learn more about St. Luke's Transitional Care Center, visit https://www.unitypoint.org/locations/st-lukes-helen-g-nassif-transitional-care-centerDo you have a question about a trending medical topic? Ask Dr. Arnold! Submit your question and it may be answered by Dr. Arnold on the podcast! Submit your questions at: https://www.unitypoint.org/cedarrapids/submit-a-question-for-the-mailbag.aspx If you have a topic you'd like Dr. Arnold to discuss with a guest on the podcast, shoot us an email at stlukescr@unitypoint.org.

On this episode, we speak to Dr. Priti Jindal, Chief Medical Officer at Transitional Care Physicians of America, the largest post-acute care practice in Georgia. Topics discussed include: - Dr. Jindal's journey from working in acute care to being a CMO in long-term care. - The difficulty of the learning curve when she made the transition. - A typical day as a CMO. - The importance of speaking to families with relatable language. - How to keep up with continuing education and the importance of learning. - Making the transition into long-term care for families as easy as possible. - The ways family members can monitor the experience their loved ones are having. Dr. Pritit Jindal - https://www.linkedin.com/in/priti-jindal-md-cmd-60b038214/ Sponsored by Experience.Care This episode is brought to you by Experience.Care, the only long-term care EHR backed by guarantees.   Your profitability is our priority and your compliance, our cause. Since 1969. Get your profitability consultation today at Experience.Care/guarantee. Our website is .Care for a reason. We care about your care. Visit us at Experience.Care. #seniorliving #longtermcare #seniors #seniorcare

In this episode of GEMCast Dr. Christina Shenvi is joined by Pamela Martin and Dr. Ula Hwang to learn about Geriatric transitional care nurses and how they can be incorporated into an ED to improve care for older patients.

Program Director of Nisa Homes, Yasmine Youssef joins us today to inform us about the differences between transitional homes and shelters, how to set them up in your own community, and how we can work together to put them out of business. Who else goes to work everyday wishing they don't have to, any more than a domestic violence worker?Nisa Homes has to open a 9th and 10th transitional home in Canada ASAP and you can help by visiting them @nisahomes. Donate right now so every victim has a choice, a literal safety net. She could be a momsister you know.Tune in at 6pm EST tonight and share this with a friend who thinks they have no way out. Allah always makes a way.Learn more about Nisa Homes and the services they can provide: https://nisahomes.com/ If you are in an unsafe situation please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233 Nisa Homes on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nisahomes/ Nisa Homes on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nisahomesYasmine's book recommendation: Dare to Lead by Brene BrownWeb: www.mommyingwhilemuslim.com Email: salam@mommyingwhilemuslim.com FB: Mommying While Muslim page and Mommyingwhilemuslim groupIG: @mommyingwhilemuslimpodcastYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrrdKxpBdBO4ZLwB1kTmz1w Support the show

Kelly talks to former MP Lisa Raitt about her husbands Alzheimer's care far from home, and how she feels about the provincial government's plans to move more patients out of hospital while they await long-term-care.

Join us this week for another podcast on supporting patients as they transition from the hospital back home or into the community. Join other healthcare professionals in the discussion on Facebook Group RevMD.Don't miss an episode, subscribe via Apple PodcastsLeave me a review on Apple PodcastsIf you are looking for a reliable, data-driven, medical biller to help grow your revenue reach out to Info@nationalrevenueconsulting.com or visit us here.

Hello Eavesdroppers,I am glad you stopped by to listen in on the conversation between Linda McKenna and myself (Dr. Joy). Ms. McKenna is a Senior Care Advocate who helps seniors and families find the right care and/or community. She shares valuable information in Part 1 and Part 2. Join us for a great conversation. If you have any questions that we can answer, use the comment section below. We would love to help in order to make sure you or your senior loved one is living his/her best life!Audio podcast available on apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast fix. 

Hello Eavesdroppers,I am glad you stopped by to listen in on the conversation between Linda McKenna and myself (Dr. Joy). Ms. McKenna is a Transitional Care Specialist who helps seniors and families find the right care and/or community. She shares valuable information in Part 1 and Part 2. Join us for a great conversation. If you have any questions that we can answer, use the comment section over on YouTube. We would love to help in order to make sure you or your senior loved one is living his/her best life!Video podcast available on apple podcast or wherever you get your podcast fix. Click here: https://youtu.be/ipYrGupbo9w

In this episode, we'll explore the influencers that support this transitional care model and how facilities can take steps to capitalize on the growth of care at home to impact their census, financial penalties, and outcomes. This is the third installment of the Spoonful of Sugar podcast. Please click here to tune into its first and second installments. 

Dr. Coziana Ciurtin and Dr. Kate Webb join guest host Dr. Puja Mehta to discuss the challenges and opportunities involved in transitional care for adolescent patients with rheumatic diseases as they progress to adulthood. Read the profile of Puja:Puja Mehta: taking the path untrodden

On episode 43 of PSQH: The Podcast, Mike Case Haub, CEO of CHC Health, talks about transitional care management.

Sheeza Hussain is the Chief Commercial Officer of Biofourmis which is developing a hospital-at-home model for health systems that is even more in demand due to the stress of COVID-19 patients.  In addition to acute care, Biofourmis is also applying its remote monitoring technology to post-acute and chronic care. Sheeza explains, "When we think about hospital-at-home, we think about acute level type care-at-home. It's not about being cared for exactly as you would be in a hospital. But it's for those patients who still, for all intents and purposes, need to be monitored and need to be admitted to a hospital. But instead, they get to go home. They get monitoring equipment, they get to go to the comfort of their own bed, and they're still visited by clinicians or physicians every day in person as is a requirement for some of the reimbursement." "So when it comes to hospital-at-home, it's about in our case, a patch and we're device agnostic. We offer a patch that the patient wears on their chest, and it is continuously capturing data, things like the single-lead ECG, heart rate, respiratory rate. And that is feeding our analytics engine and allowing us to be able to establish a personalized baseline for each and every patient." @Biofourmis #HospitalatHome #RemoteCare #CareatHome #PatientMonitoring #PostAcute #ChronicCare #Hospitals Biofourmis.com Download the transcript here

Sheeza Hussain is the Chief Commercial Officer of Biofourmis which is developing a hospital-at-home model for health systems that is even more in demand due to the stress of COVID-19 patients.  In addition to acute care, Biofourmis is also applying its remote monitoring technology to post-acute and chronic care. Sheeza explains, "When we think about hospital-at-home, we think about acute level type care-at-home. It's not about being cared for exactly as you would be in a hospital. But it's for those patients who still, for all intents and purposes, need to be monitored and need to be admitted to a hospital. But instead, they get to go home. They get monitoring equipment, they get to go to the comfort of their own bed, and they're still visited by clinicians or physicians every day in person as is a requirement for some of the reimbursement." "So when it comes to hospital-at-home, it's about in our case, a patch and we're device agnostic. We offer a patch that the patient wears on their chest, and it is continuously capturing data, things like the single-lead ECG, heart rate, respiratory rate. And that is feeding our analytics engine and allowing us to be able to establish a personalized baseline for each and every patient." @Biofourmis #HospitalatHome #RemoteCare #CareatHome #PatientMonitoring #PostAcute #ChronicCare #Hospitals Biofourmis.com Listen to the podcast here

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Kelly Rozier, RN for Community outreach and Transitional Care with Ascension Sacred Heart Population Health joins the Pensacola Expert Panel to discuss Covid procedures, when to go to the hospital and when to stay home. Testing is monday, tuesday Thursday 11-1

Navigating support funding for older Australians with a disability can be difficult. What happens if you are aged 65 and over and acquire a disability?For this episode we're going to be discussing supports for older Australians with a disability from the NDIS to My Aged Care Funding. You'll hear lived experiences from Susan who sustained a brain injury in 2005 and was able to get onto the NDIS before she turned 65 and Di, who is the wife and primary carer of her husband, Gary who sustained a spinal cord injury in 2019 at the age of 70. They discuss and compare their experiences alongside Megan, who is a systemic advocate from SCIA's Policy and Advocacy team.All personal opinions expressed in this episode are their own and are not a reflection of SCIA.Information about what we have discussed in this episode:National Disability Insurance Scheme: https://www.ndis.gov.au/ My Aged Care, Transitional Care and Home Care Packages: https://www.myagedcare.gov.au/Legislative and Regulatory Framework - United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilties: https://www.alrc.gov.au/publication/equality-capacity-and-disability-in-commonwealth-laws-ip-44/equality-capacity-and-disability-in-commonwealth-laws/legislative-and-regulatory-framework/2021-2022 NSW Intergenerational Report: https://www.treasury.nsw.gov.au/nsw-economy/2021-22-nsw-intergenerational-reportComparing aged care and NDIS support: A funding analysis (downloadable PDF):  https://lasa.asn.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/LASA0873_Comp-Aged-Care-and-NDIS-Support_public.pdf NDIS and aged care - LASA calls for better model of care for older Australians: https://lasa.asn.au/news/ndis-vs-agedcare/SCIA Policy and Advocacy - Policy Work, Submissions and Alliances: https://scia.org.au/policy-work-submissions-and-alliances/Assistive technology for All Campaign: https://assistivetechforall.org.au/CreditsThis episode has been written, produced and edited by Susan Wood with writing assistance from Megan Bingham and production assistance from Michelle Kearney and Nathan Mikhael. Logo art by Cobie Ann Moore.Spinal Cord Injuries Australia is a for-purpose organisation that supports people with a spinal cord injury and other neurological conditions. For more information about our supports and services visit scia.org.au.

In this episode, Marc and Mo are joined by special guest P.J. Devereaux, Director of the Division of Perioperative Care at McMaster University, in an informative discussion on the future of perioperative and transitional care. With much of the world still dealing with a third wave of the Covid pandemic, and with hospital access continuing to be a challenge because of high rates of ER visits and hospital readmissions, how can we optimize the safety and care of patients both intraoperatively and postoperatively? How has Covid helped us to rethink how we might improve care for our patients in the future? How can we most effectively monitor patients after they leave the orthopaedic surgical suite? What measures can we take to send patients home both sooner and safer? What are the roles of technology, personnel, data monitoring, and established protocols in ensuring timely and improved patient care after discharge? What are the cost considerations associated with technology and technology support? How do these costs compare with those of ER visits and rehospitalizations? How might the development of a new discipline of perioperative and transitional care help to save lives, provide better patient experiences, improve outcomes, and avoid overloading our ERs and hospitals? OrthoJOE Mailbag: feedback, comments, and suggestions from our audience can be sent to orthojoe@jbjs.org Links: Prada C, Chang Y, Poolman R, Johal H, Bhandari M. Best practices for surgeons. COV/0-19 Evidence-Based Scoping Review. https://myoe.blob.core.windows.net/docs/OE-Best-Practices-for-Surgeons-COVID-19-Evidence-Based-Scoping-Review.pdf Prvu Bettger J, Green CL, Holmes DN, Chokshi A, Mather RC 3rd, Hoch BT, de Leon AJ, Aluisio F, Seyler TM, Del Gaizo DJ, Chiavetta J, Webb L, Miller V, Smith JM, Peterson ED. Effects of Virtual Exercise Rehabilitation In-Home Therapy Compared with Traditional Care After Total Knee Arthroplasty: VERITAS, a Randomized Controlled Trial. J Bone Joint Surg Am. 2020 Jan 15;102(2):101-109. doi: 10.2106/JBJS.19.00695. PMID: 31743238. link

Moira Rothert, Care Coordinator and Discharge Planner at Memorial Hospital in Carthage, was on WLMD recently to discuss the hospital’s Transitional Care program.When you’re recovering from an illness or injury, you may hit a point at which you don’t quite need to be a regular hospital patient, yet you are not quite ready to fend for yourself at home, either. That is when you need Transitional Care. You may also hear this referred to as Swing Bed Care.Transitional Care at Memorial Hospital is a patient-centered, high quality program for hospitalized patients recovering from illness or surgery who may no longer need to be in a traditional hospital setting but are not yet ready to go home.If you have any questions or wish to have a patient or family member admitted to the program, call 217-357-8520. More information is also available online at https://www.mhtlc.org/treatments/transitional-level-care-swing-bed/

In this episode, Ian reviews a 2016 paper in Stroke by Condon et al. describing a prospective RN/NP-led transitional stroke care program including follow-up calls and clinic visits after patients were discharged to home from a single-center hospital system. This program intended to review two phases of the TSC program to assess any potentially significant improvements across the phases of implementation from phase 1 to phase 2 in terms of reducing 30- or 90-day readmission rates.

EP 029: A common goal we hear from our clients is that "I want to age in my home for as long as possible!" But when do we know that it's time to consider other living arrangements specifically targeted towards us as seniors? What are the various types of living and care arrangements and how do I know which one is right for me (not only now but in the future)? These are the types of questions we wanted to answer in episode #29 where we discuss the Spectrum of Senior Living with Susan Habeeb, who is the Director of Transitional Care at Dirigo Pines in Orono, ME. Susan has a very unique perspective as she was an RN for many years before working in the senior living industry. Join us as we dive deep into the common myths, concerns, and fears around senior living and how it can be much more than end of life care and the stereotypical nursing home environment!   Chapters Welcome, Susan! [3:50] What is Dirigo Pines and what are the services they offer? [13:36] What are the various life stages of senior living? [18:50] What are some myths that people have in their mind about places like Dirigo Pines? [34:13] With life expectancy being longer, what sort of things are coming up that previously hadn't been top of mind? [45:20] What are the costs associated with living in a place like Dirigo Pines? [53:57] How does Susan define Retirement Success? [1:05:20] Ben and Curtis wrap-up the conversation. [1:08:29]

Transitional Care Units help people recently diagnosed with kidney failure learn about the treatment options available to them including home dialysis. Dr. Dinesh Chatoth, Associate Chief Medical Officer of Fresenius Kidney Care, discusses the importance of comprehensive, hands-on education that is individualized for each patient, empowering them to manage their own care. 

Noah's Ark Children's Transitional Care Foundation Welcome back to the #BAiH (Because Adulting is Hard), where the struggle is real y'all. In this episode, I talk with Anabel Garza of Noah's Ark Children's Transitional Care Foundation. Noah's ark is a nonprofit organization specializing in Families who are experiencing the Transitional period Prior or during end of life for a child.

What do you do when you leave the hospital with discharge medications, but can't see your primary care doctor for a week? Introducing the Transitional Care Clinic. Open NOW!

Dr. Clete Younger joins Dr. Arnold to talk about the new Transitional Care Center and how it helps patients with the transition from hospital to home.

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Serving individual children and sibling groups, Palmer Home for Children provides a family and community to children in need regardless of race, gender or background. Campus Care Their residential campus for children provides for each child's physical, educational, emotional, and spiritual needs. Children are placed with a caregiver couple in one of our six on-campus homes. Palmer Home provides a Christ-centered family atmosphere where children feel safe, connected to trustworthy adults, and supported as they grow and develop in their care. Foster Care They believe that every child deserves permanence. Palmer Home's foster care program allows children the opportunity to experience the lifelong support and connection of a nuclear family. Their program provides private care for children through Palmer Home certified families. Family Care Palmer Home's Jonah's Journey ministry provides nurturing care for the infants of incarcerated mothers; while also providing support and encouragement to mothers during incarceration and long after release. Because reunification is the ultimate goal, their certified foster families work to cultivate the bond between mother and child and maintain a supportive relationship with the mother of the child in their care. Transitional Care When children are between the ages of 18-24, Palmer Home provides continued guidance and coaching through Transitional Care. Through this program, youth are provided individualized case management services to best prepare them for independence through career and vocational development, as well as other life-skills they need to succeed as young adults. Learn more→ https://palmerhome.org

In this episode, team members from CAIPER (Gerri Lamb, Michael Moramarco, and Jinnette Senecal) and special guests Peter Long (President and CEO, Blue Shield of California Foundation) and Chris Barreto (Medical Social Worker, Dignity Health Center for Transitional Care) explore the 2017 National Academy of Medicine special publication on Effective Care for High-Need Patients. We discuss the various models highlighted in the report, and gain an on-the-ground perspective on the numerous ways that interprofessional practice and education provides a set of strategies for caring for high-needs patients. With Peter’s in-depth knowledge of the major models and Chris’ clinical experience, the conversation moves seamlessly from the theoretical to the practical when talking about how we care for high-needs patients in America, and specifically Phoenix, Arizona, today. This is an important conversation right now, as we know that the top 5% of health care users in the country are accounting for almost 50% of the resources. Listen in to hear how stories from practice and the report’s hard data align to light a path forward in serving some of our most vulnerable patients. Resources from this Episode: - National Academy of Medicine Special Publication - Effective Care for High-Need Patients: Opportunities for Improving Outcomes, Value, and Health :https://nam.edu/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Effective-Care-for-High-Need-Patients.pdf - Dignity Health - St. Joseph’s Hospital Center for Transitional Care: https://www.dignityhealth.org/arizona/locations/stjosephs/services/transitional-care - Blue Shield of California Foundation: https://blueshieldcafoundation.org/ - Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) - Accountable Health Communities Model: https://innovation.cms.gov/initiatives/ahcm/ The CAIPER team would like to extend a sincere note of gratitude and recognition to our guests, Dr. Peter Long and Mr. Chris Barreto. And finally, a special note of thanks to Aaron Kraft (ASU), for assistance with the media production process during studio recording, Jinnette Senecal for invaluable guidance and insights, and Michael Moramarco for episode production.

Julia a high schooler with epilepsy is going off to college. She meets Brian, a college kid who has conquered this fear before. He shares his experiences of transitioning from a pediatrician to a new epilepsy team geared toward adults, and becoming more independent in epilepsy management.

Today we’re having a conversation with Nicole Thorell, MSN, CEN, Chief Nursing Officer at Lexington Regional Health Center in Lexington, Nebraska. Nicole has been at Lexington Regional for ten years, and has been Chief Nursing Officer for four years. Prior to becoming the CNO, Nicole was a staff nurse and Director of Nursing Quality. “The secret sauce is really the transition care team.” Lexington Regional Health Center was able to reduce readmissions by over 80%. Nicole was one of the key players to accomplish this along with Leslie Marsh, CEO, and Dana Steiner the Chief Nursing Officer prior to Nicole being in that position. Nicole was the data collector at the beginning and the first Transitional Care Director really got a great foundation of where hospital needed to go. Current Director of Transitional Care, Brittany Hueftle, is now taking the program beyond what was thought to be possible. Nicole received her diploma in nursing from Bryan College of Health Sciences, and her Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Masters of Science in Nursing from Kaplan University.

Dr Eric Topol discusses factors behind a predicted physician shortage (or lack thereof) with policy expert and ethicist Dr Ezekiel Emanuel.

BEST OF HEALTH with Barb Regis and ASK THE PA A Physician Assistant (PA) with passion for great care and advocacy, Barb Regis aims to empower you with tools and information to obtain optimal heath and wellness – Just Ask the PA! Barb is a caring provider who strives to help every patient feel comfortable, […] The post BEST OF HEALTH with Barb Regis and ASK THE PA appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

For many healthcare professionals, Dr. Mary Naylor and her transformative Transitional Care Model (fondly referred to as the “Naylor Model”), have become synonymous with care transitions and readmission prevention.  Adapted from a care transitions program for low birth weight infants, Dr. Naylor created one of the most influential models for caring for high-risk older adults.  With amazing results in hundreds of healthcare organizations across the country, it has become one of the standards for managing a high-risk patient population.  Now chair of the Care Culture and Decision-Making Collaborative through the National Academy of Medicine, Dr. Naylor continues to shape the future of healthcare through policy initiatives and research, including her recent 6-year term on MedPAC.

A discussion of rehabilitation in a skilled nursing facility after a recent hospitalization, Cheryl explains what types of rehabilitation therapy that Salem Transitional Care offers, how they prepare people to go home, or transition to a different care setting, and how Salem Transitional Care helps prevent patients from returning to the hospital.

A discussion of rehabilitation in a skilled nursing facility after a recent hospitalization, Cheryl explains what types of rehabilitation therapy that Salem Transitional Care offers, how they prepare people to go home, or transition to a different care setting, and how Salem Transitional Care helps prevent patients from returning to the hospital.

Global Transitional Care Founder and CEO Rani Khetarpal as well as Chief Nursing Officer Kelly Carter share how their organization, the first third-party Medicare Approved Provider Group dedicated to providing comprehensive clinical transitional care, is making waves in Southern California and beyond.

Community Care of North Carolina’s Transitional Care program was awarded the Hearst Health Prize this month not only for demonstrating how effective transitional care is for its 1.5 million Medicaid beneficiaries, but also for continually evaluating and modifying the intervention based on its findings. In this broadcast, Carlos Jackson, CCNC’s director of program evaluation, shares one of CCNC’s more interesting findings, identifying the priority population for the intervention, and explains why the care transition management mindset must expand beyond reducing hospital readmissions.

In the U.S., more than a third of elderly patients discharged from hospitals are re-admitted within 90 days, often needlessly. An intervention that is helping change that is the nursing-led Transitional Care Model (TCM), pioneered at the University of Pennsylvania. It been the focus of four large scale NIH-funded clinical trials, including three RCTs, all finding […] The post Improving health outcomes of older adults while reducing costs through the nursing-led Transitional Care Model: An interview with Mary Naylor, Professor, University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing – Episode #113 appeared first on Gov Innovator podcast.

Ditch The Baggage Series - Key 2: Healing Life Hurts, Part 1 July 9, 2015 We continue with our Ditch The Baggage podcast series today talking about practical insight for healing life's hurts. MercyTalk host Melanie Carter interviews counselor and Transitional Care manager Jen Otero about taking an assessment of the losses you've experienced in [...] The post Ditch The Baggage Series – Key 2: Healing Life Hurts, Part 1 appeared first on Mercy Multiplied.

    Transitional Care This week we are highlighting several medical practices and services that the community could benefit from knowing about. Salude is an upscale transitional care and rehabilitation facility focused on providing specialized short-term, in-patient rehabilitation care in a state-of-the-art environment. Atlanta Heart Specialists' physicians deliver a full range of cardiology services, including […] The post Transitional Care, Cardiology Services and Rehabilitation, and Hospital Medicine – Top Docs Radio appeared first on Business RadioX ®.