Join Partnership to Align Social Care and Camden Coalition on the second Tuesday of each month at 12 p.m. ET for Coffee and Contracts: A Social Needs Contracting Community of Practice.
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Join Us for a Monthly Peer-Learning Session, Coffee and Contracts!
Recording & Materials Available for Call-to-Action Webinar
Learn how leaders in health care, social services, public health, and health information technology are working together to address health-related social needs (HRSNs) and create a stronger, more integrated health and social care system through shared decision making.
Check Out the Partnership’s Healthcare Guide to Contracting with CBOs
Healthcare Guide to Contracting with CBOs is a toolkit intended to address essential elements of contracting between health care and community partners and feature leading practices from the field and was developed with extensive input from CBOs, health plans, and health systems. While these resources were developed for a healthcare audience, CBOs, CCHs, and other health and social care ecosystem stakeholders will benefit from understanding how healthcare organizations approach the contracting process.
Join the Partnership for Contracting to Align Health and Social Care Ecosystems: A Webinar Series Sharing Leading Practices
Each webinar in the series will focus on the essential elements of contracting between health care and community partners and feature leading practices from the field.
Join the Partnership for a Webinar Series, Community Care Hubs: Making Social Care Happen
What is a Community Care Hub? Why is this model part of an important evolution toward achieving an equitable health and social care ecosystem? Join the Partnership and health and social care sector leaders for an upcoming webinar series to dive into these topics.
The Partnership and Manatt Health Launch Playbook for State Medicaid Agencies Seeking to Partner with CBO Hubs
Research demonstrates personal behaviors, physical environments and socioeconomic factors—commonly referred to as the social drivers of health (SDOH)—are responsible for 80 percent of health outcomes. Individuals enrolled in Medicaid experience disproportionate rates of complex health and social needs. As such, state Medicaid agencies are increasingly looking beyond the health care system for solutions to improve health outcomes and achieve value.
Partnership Leaders Featured on Bright Spots in Healthcare Podcast
On October 20, Partnership Co-Chairs June Simmons and Tim McNeill, along with health plan and system industry leaders, joined the Bright Spots in Healthcare Podcast to discuss the value of co-designing health and social care.