Memory Loss Dissecting Data To Define Primary Risk

In this example Home Care Path utilizes an analytic structure as a means to get beyond the predictive capacity invoice data has afforded the supportive home care industry. Inherent in the research observations lie a primary risk often invisible to the evolving standards and rules directly related to the medical communities push of acuity down the continuum of care.

The symptom of memory loss is identified from the chronic condition.  The service associated with memory loss is in home supportive care.  The memory loss manifests from a chronic progressive disease process.  An individual with memory loss due to a chronic progressive disease process will continue to need more support from a care giver.  The individual will always need more help from the caregiver, not less. 

This speaks to the amount of variability across individuals in terms of the service need.  In home supportive care addresses the initial risk (time alone) with an average cost of 20.00 per hour to deliver the service.  The symptom of memory loss carries a risk which can be characterized as a measure of time alone.  Simply, increased time alone equates to increased risk. 

The symptom of memory loss can take advantage of any change in service provision directly related to the exhausted private funding of supportive care.  Because the individual continually needs more service the family frequently exhausts the private funding sources.  This defines the primary risk as the loss of supportive care service as the individual transitions from private to public funding. 

This identifies how the family should compare supportive home care organizations when seeking to help a loved one with memory loss.   The primary risk is addressed as a continuity of supportive home care service in the time period the individual must transition from private funding to public funded service.  Home Care Path encourages readers to anticipate the need to transition from private funds to the use of public funded programming. 

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