Evolving end-of-life care: Why Compassionate Care programs are a growing necessity
As the rate of aging Americans rises and 10,000 baby boomers are aging into Medicare daily, services that provide enhanced care management at the end of life are becoming more important to meet the changing needs of patients and their families.
Programs that are patient centric and support end of life readiness through compassionate care have been proven to help members better manage their health care decisions and avoid unnecessary care. The results of these programs also demonstrate that better alignment with the individuals’ preferences for care helps enable a more positive experience. Join us to learn:
- Why organizations should re-evaluate programs to better support members facing end-of-life care needs;
- How patient-centric care, especially when aligned with the entire family, can reduce unnecessary care and associated costs and yield high program satisfaction;
- Why multi-disciplinary, specially-trained teams are needed to offer deep care support throughout the whole process for better outcomes and a better experience for patients and families.
Wednesday, June 24th at 1 p.m. EST
Randall Krakauer, MD, FACP, FACR, VP, National Medical Director, Medicare Strategy
Ann Meyer, RN, EVP, Clinical Programs
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