Upcoming Events

SIREN Coffee & Science kicks off a new cycle of six biweekly talks tackling rich topics related to providing “Assistance,” health care sector activities that reduce social risk by connecting patients with relevant social services.

Jewish Association Serving the Aging (JASA), a community-based organization, partnered with Healthfirst, a health insurer, to leverage their strengths and data-sharing capacities to deliver a community-based care transitions intervention supporting older adults with complex health and social needs. The intervention addresses the social determinants of health, prevents avoidable hospital admissions, and enables stable home-based functioning through home visits and linkages to community resources and mental health services. Preliminary results from an evaluation led by Healthfirst demonstrate that members who received the care transitions intervention had a 26% lower readmission rate than those who did not.

Leaders will share takeaways from their partnership, more information about the collaborative program they created, and the impact it has on reducing avoidable hospital readmissions and closing gaps in care.

SIREN Coffee & Science kicks off a new cycle of six biweekly talks tackling rich topics related to providing “Assistance,” health care sector activities that reduce social risk by connecting patients with relevant social services.

SIREN Coffee & Science kicks off a new cycle of six biweekly talks tackling rich topics related to providing “Assistance,” health care sector activities that reduce social risk by connecting patients with relevant social services.

The RISE Summit on Social Determinants of Health is the place for cross-sectional thought leaders to discuss actionable, tactical, and scalable solutions to social determinants of health challenges and achieve better outcomes for the most vulnerable populations.

SIREN Coffee & Science kicks off a new cycle of six biweekly talks tackling rich topics related to providing “Assistance,” health care sector activities that reduce social risk by connecting patients with relevant social services.

Putting Care at the Center is the annual conference of the Camden Coalition’s National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs. It is the only dedicated venue for the complex care field to learn, network, and create a shared agenda for improving care for people with complex needs.