January 17, 2024

Due to the significant interest shown by many of your colleagues, the deadline has been extended to Friday, January 26, for Illinois practices to be considered for exclusive early access, or to nominate another practice, for applying to the second cohort of the ILHCP.

The second cohort, launching early this year, will include highly qualified Illinois medical practices (e.g., independent entities, those affiliated with hospital systems, specialty groups, and hospice and palliative care programs). The first cohort, launched in 2022, is well on its way to exceeding its three-year goal. With the addition of the second cohort, the new goal of the ILHCP will be to collectively enroll 6,000 new homebound or home-limited people by 2026.

Each selected practice will designate up to three “Home Centered Care Champions” to lead their work. HCCI will provide the Champions with expertise, guidance, and comprehensive resources, including education, consulting, tools, market analysis, marketing/PR training, and the opportunity to receive capacity-building funding.

ACT NOW

Join your colleagues who have already applied for early consideration, or who have nominated another practice for exclusive early access, for the ILHCP Cohort 2 and complete this form by Friday, January 26.

For questions about the ILHCP, please contact Karly Denes at 630-283-9210 or KDenes@HCCInstitute.org.

January 30 Analytics Session Focuses on Use Cases for Payers

On Tuesday, January 30, at 3pm CT, attend “Payers: Build & Optimize Your Care Network for Complex Patients,” a free use-case Demo and Discussion session.

The session will focus on how payers can use HCCI’s Confer Analytics™ business intelligence platform to build and optimize care services for their most complex patients and evaluate their performance and market penetration against other payers.

Join us for the free in-person session, Crossroads of Care: Contracting with Payers to Demonstrate the Value of Home-Centered Care, on Thursday, March 7, 4-6 pm CT, in Schaumburg, IL. Our expert faculty will discuss the payer types relevant to home-based primary care and home-based palliative care, identify key individuals to connect with when negotiating contracts, and share how to demonstrate the value of your home-centered care services through the presentation of quality-of-care metrics, utilization and outcomes data, and compelling patient stories. (A light supper will be provided.) Learn more about the Crossroads of Care series and view recordings of the previous sessions.