Tuesday, September 17, 2013

PATH ALONG model affects hospital readmissions

Wisconsin's PATH ALONG model integrates supportive care service in to the evolving health care system.   Emerging new models are essential as an aging population needs both medical care and supportive service to maintain the best quality of life.

Wisconsin's PATH ALONG model performs a comprehensive application of discipline specific care transition instruction.  This is a collaborative position that improves the allocation of the vast array of care options near the point of service.  More comprehensive coordinated services in the inpatient delivery reduces the need for Medicare reimbursed services and Medicaid financed nursing home care.

The Wisconsin's PATH ALONG model places need and timeliness of service on the same discharge  patients plate as fragmented provider locations and varied payers.  This improves outcome.  Wisconsin's ability to adapt new models as a way to meet the needs of an aging population is an important political, economic, medical, spiritual, and social imperative.

A model that includes these supportive care needs that are more prevalent with advanced age will have a positive impact on health, well being, and over all medical costs.   Home Care Path (www.homecarepath.com) encourages readers to watch this issue as it unfolds in todays health care delivery.

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 Home Care Path  www.homecarepath.com and the Wisconsin PATH ALONG model deliver an advanced supportive care service.  Helping seniors in the home, with clinic visits, at the hospital, nursing home and assisted living facility.  Helping seniors downsize with a move in to an adult child's home. 2013 rates are 20.00 per hour.  Simply call 608-432-4286 to schedule an interview.  We can be there when you are working.  We accept long term care insurance.  Services can be tax deductible.  Help with resources and the transition from private payment to public funded programming.  Valuing home and human life

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