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| Public pressure is mounting for dramatic improvement in the efficiency, effectiveness and quality of health and human services in the United States. Spending continues to grow at a substantial rate, while evidence of serious deficiencies in the quality of care mounts. Government agencies, provider organizations, health plans and employers are developing and implementing a range of strategies to improve quality and control costs. One such strategy is care management. The Care Management framework incorporates assessment, risk management, identification of resources, planning, service facilitation and coordination, education, environmental optimization, advocacy, monitoring and evaluation. Existing programs are diverse, but share a common goal — identify and engage clients with chronic or high cost conditions who will benefit from improved self-management and evidence-based treatment. This is particularly true for older adults looking to “age-in-place” and remain independent in their homes. Care management programs apply systems, science, incentives, and information. But the service “system” is highly fragmented and providers do not share information easily. Envision Consulting seeks is to advance service delivery though strategic program planning and deployment, continuous improvement, innovative technology and effective education of all stakeholders. Envision Consulting offers customized presentations for service providers, public sector organizations, corporations, associations and other audiences. Topics include:
Envision Consulting provides services in the following areas of care management:
I was the Executive sponsor for a series of workflow projects in which Linda participated. She always displayed an efficient, professional manner, and generated the results we were looking for. Our project teams needed someone who was able to facilitate the group process, but make sure that they stayed on task, crossed all "t's" dotted all "i's" and completed the assignment. Linda fit the bill perfectly and was able to bring significant value to the project. Scott Alleman, MSN, RN
Linda's spent focused time with our staff and customers to gather information on the scope and requirements needed for development of a clinical data collection and reporting system. Her knowledge and ability to coalesce this information, while keeping in mind our business goals and our diverse customer base, painted a clear picture of how we should move forward with a new system. – Cindy Eby, Director of Reporting "Real case study examples with facts." – Attendees at community care management presentations
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