Camden Coalition Intensive Care Coordination Program Effects On Hospital Admissions Limited

The Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers’ Link2Care hotspotting program, which provides intensive care coordination to people with medically and socially complex conditions failed to significantly reduce the share of participants who were hospitalized again within 180 days. About 62.3% of the participants had another hospital admission within 180 days. Among a control group who received usual care, the 180-day admission rate was 61.7%.

The Camden Coalition Link2Care program was tested in a randomized controlled trial with 800 hospitalized participants with medically and socially complex conditions. The program targets adults with two or more hospitalizations in the past . . .