A new Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) rule, effective July 1, 2022, will offer Medicaid patients access to needed therapies while providing options to engage in payment arrangements – value-based purchasing (VBP) – that allow flexibility for states, including the potential to o
What percentage of your health care organization’s employees is directly contributing to projects or initiatives aligned with company strategy?
For decades, Massachusetts has been an innovative leader in developing behavioral health programs and policies and implemented various statewide provider consultation programs aimed at addressing specific behavioral health (BH) conditions.
The generosity of the nearly 720,000 social workers in America is being recognized this month with the theme "The Time is Right for Social Work." The theme underscores the positive contributions so
“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.”
Diversity is not just nice to have in business – it is imperative to drive innovation, deliver relevant products and services that resonate with customers, and enhance corporate culture and productivity.
Millions of people suffer from debilitating and potentially deadly health conditions, with limited (if any) treatment options available to them. The Accelerated Approval Pathway (AAP) offers patients access to promising, yet unproven, treatments in a timely manner. The question remains: Is it fulfilling its potential?
Read the story of how Commonwealth Medicine experts applied over two decades of experience to create Massachusetts’ award winning state supplement program and learn more about what our team can do to enhance yours.
With the COVID-19 Delta variant on the rise and the number of newly vaccinated remaining flat, health care organizations are dusting off their infection prevention plans to face the latest threat. In her second blog using the pandemic experience of a skilled nursing facility client, Christine Dixon, RN, MSN, MMHC, shares how Commonwealth Medicine can help organizations refine their infection control and prevention practices and, in some cases, adopt new ones.
Still reeling from the impact of COVID-19 on the health of their patients as well as their operational plans, health care organizations of all types know that preparing now for the next crisis is critical. Using the pandemic experience of a skilled nursing facility client, Christine Dixon, RN, MSN, MMHC, shares how Commonwealth Medicine can help organizations reap the benefits of proven methods of operations planning to successfully handle unexpected events in a new blog.
