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Building a System of Care for Children with Complex Medical and Social Needs
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Building a System of Care for Children with Complex Medical and Social Needs

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This webinar presents Almost Home Kids’ unique care delivery model in which healthcare professionals provide transitional and respite care for children with medical complexities, serving as a crucial bridge from hospital to home. Speakers also share outcomes, including improved well-being of children and their families, financial benefits for hospitals and Medicaid, and addressing gaps in their community’s system of care.

Children with medical complexities require specialized services and care delivery models across the healthcare continuum – from inpatient, outpatient, transitional, respite, home care, and community support services to physicians, nurses, and other providers with the expertise to care for these children.

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Author Organization

National Center for Complex Health and Social Needs

Publication Date

09.15.2021

Topic Area

Health Care
Public Health
Social Needs
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