PERSONALIZED on-DEMAND CARE
Homeless Housing
The Program will provide persons who are experiencing homelessness and have not been successfully diverted from the homeless assistance system, with emergency just in time shelter, and diverse onsite supportive services, including but not limited to, care coordination, and stabilization services, including on-site access or linkage to community resources for medical care, behavioral health care, longer term shelter or housing options and when possible permanent housing options.
NATIONAL HEALTHCARE
TOUGHEST PROBLEMS
TOUGHEST PROBLEMS
TOUGHEST PROBLEMS
INDUSTRY GO-TO FOR THE TOUGHEST PROBLEMS.
The types of complex problems we solve:
- Youth 'stuck' at the hospital (there being no 'parent' to claim child).
- Foster youth with parent 'churn' of about 8 parents per year.
- Low-income youth who lose their providers when school is out.
- Healthcare professionals burnout/suicidal.
- Mothers/Material Healthcare and Mental wellness.
- Groups for clinical professionals.
PROGRAMS
TOUGHEST PROBLEMS
TOUGHEST PROBLEMS
The types of programs we have implemented:
- Provider-to-provider reproductive psychiatric consult program(s).
- Care coordination linking women with services in her community.
- Virtual access to perinatal psychiatric consultation.
- VIP Experience for Medicaid providers and patients.
- COVID-19 trauma stress relief programs and support.
- Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) across multiple states.
- Fully integrated, direct, network of providers across specialties.
Closing the Last Mile
Partnerships
Carenodes partners with health insurance plans and providers (medical and non-medical, behavioral, primary, substance abuse, and others), to develop community-wide efforts geared towards addressing larger systemic health, infrastructure, or social determinant issues with a large impact on health and wellbeing.
Our Partners
Value Based Care Advisory Group
VBCAdvisory
Advisory services drive change in population health and digital health development outcomes via the application of system-level processes, the deployment of biopsychosocial networks, and the integration of funds to support whole-person care efforts.
Whole-person care.
Whole-person reimbursement.
