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Long Term Care Integration Project Workgroups |
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| Personal
Care Services Workgroup Goal: To forward a recommendation to the Planning Committee on how to best integrate personal care services into the fully integrated model (HSD+) in a manner that is consistent with the LTCIP stakeholder vision |
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| Provider Network Development,
Education and Member Services Expansion Workgroup Goal: Recommend minimum performance standards and requirements for health and social service provider network make-up, development, required training and education and member services expansion for Acute and Long Term Care Integration (ALCTI)/Healthy San Diego Plus (HSD+) that address the unique needs of seniors and persons with disabilities. |
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| Care Management Workgroup Goal: Recommend care management model, tools, and process with minimum performance standards and requirements for Acute and Long Term Care Integration (ALTCI)/Healthy San Diego Plus (HSD+) that address the unique needs of seniors and persons with disabilities. |
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| Community and Cultural
Responsiveness Workgroup Goal: Recommend community and cultural minimum performance standards and requirements for Acute and Long Term Care Integration (ALTCI)/Healthy San Diego Plus (HSD+) that address the unique needs of seniors and persons with disabilities |
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| Advisory Workgroup: Goal: Make final decisions recommendations for inclusion in the plan. |
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Community Network Development
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| Finance/Data Workgroup: Goal: Determine the financial feasibility of the proposed LTCIP for San Diego County. |
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Health Plan Workgroup: |
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| Options Workgroup: Goal: Explore and develop a recommendation for a fee-for-service option and an “other” option, in addition to the fully integrated model (Healthy San Diego Plus), as directed by the Board of Supervisors. |
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| Since July 2002, the Options Workgroup has evolved into a multi-faceted approach to long term care integration that involves the following three complementary strategies. Click here for the highest-level overview of the three strategies | ||
| Network of Care/Aging and Disability
Resource Center (single point of information and access): Goals: (1) develop a warehouse of information on self-care management, healthy lifestyle choices, and other information to improve quality of life for our aging and disabled populations; (2) improve the user-friendly nature of information that links health and social services for these user groups; (3) enhance the use of the system as a communication tool, including for the two LTCIP service delivery strategies (HSD+ & Physician Strategy); and (4) perform formalized testing to assess the adequacy of the database and function of this information for physicians, community-based providers, consumers, caregivers and Call Center staff |
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| Physician Strategy (managed fee-for-service
delivery model) Goal: Similar to that of Healthy San Diego Plus (HSD+): quality, consumer-centered health and social services through improved chronic care management, but without the capitation risk. |
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| Healthy San Diego Plus (voluntary, acute and
long term care integration (ALTCI) service delivery model) Goal: Continue efforts toward HSD+ development, a voluntary, fully integrated service delivery model, with a capitated payment from Medi-Cal, and from Medicare for the “dually eligible” that blends funding, reduces gaps, and removes barriers to healthcare access |
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| Mental Health & Substance
Abuse Workgroup: Goal: Make a recommendation to the Planning Committee regarding the inclusion of mental health and substance abuse services, programs and populations in LTCIP. |
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| Stakeholder Group for Persons with
Developmental Disabilities: Goal: Make a recommendation to the Planning Committee regarding the inclusion of people with Developmental Disabilities in the LTCIP. |
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