Integrated Care Models

Integrated care models have become a basic premise for service delivery in the health and human service field. Stemming from the focus on comprehensive whole-person health, integrated care models include the complete array of services for a person’s health and well-being—physical health, behavioural health, pharmacy benefits, and social supports. For health and human service provider organizations, there are many possibilities to serve consumers by taking a whole person approach to health care. From care coordination initiatives and addressing the social determinants of health to integrating primary and behavioural health care, payers and health plans are looking for a holistic approach when it comes to managing complex consumer populations.

Latest Resources

• Cost Management & The Complex
• Maine Medicaid System: An OPEN MINDS State Profile
• Florida Behavioral Health System: An OPEN MINDS State Profile
• Indiana Behavioral Health System: An OPEN MINDS State Profile
• Illinois Medicaid System: An OPEN MINDS State Profile
• Roadmap to the Ideal Crisis System
• Model Definitions For Behavioral Health Emergency, Crisis, & Crisis-Related Services
• Pennsylvania Medicaid System: An OPEN MINDS State Profile
• Michigan Medicaid System: An OPEN MINDS State Profile
• The Medicaid Question
• Advancing Integrated Care & Service Delivery Through The Use Of Technology: The Cityblock Health & Daymark Recovery Services Case Studies
• The Monarch Whole Person Care Model: A Lunch & Learn Session–Sponsored By Monarch
• Evolving Best Practice Models In Whole Person Care For People With Cognitive Disabilities: A Panel Discussion
• Louisiana Medicaid System: An OPEN MINDS State Profile
• Washington Medicaid System: An OPEN MINDS State Profile

New Jersey Proposes A Single License for Outpatient Integrated Primary Care & Behavioral Health Treatment

The New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) plans to create a single, integrated license for outpatient health care facilities that will allow the license holders to deliver integrated primary care, mental health, and addiction treatment services, as described in a new proposed rule. NJDOH anticipates that the integrated license will enable delivery of comprehensive, whole-person care, leading to improved health outcomes and a better consumer experience. Currently, provider organizations seeking to provide integrated care, primary… Read

• Another Step Forward
• The Workforce Triangle
• Evaluation Of The Maryland Total Cost Of Care Model: Progress Report Appendices
• The Clinically Integrated Network — Optimizing Value For Payors & Providers: A Discussion With Mike Rhoades, Chief Executive Officer, Alera Health
• Making Whole Person Work

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