About Continuum of Care
Post-acute care — often provided at inpatient rehabilitation facilities, long-term care hospitals, skilled-nursing facilities, and at patients’ homes — is vital to the health care delivery system. These providers deliver essential medical and rehabilitative services following hospital care. Hospital case managers help support, and connect patients, families, and caregivers through communication and coordination with post-acute care providers and home and community-based services. This includes the development of a discharge or transition plan that addresses the patient’s goals, needs and treatment preferences, and prepares patients and caregivers for post-discharge care.
DHCS Shares Additional Information for Beneficiaries on Upcoming Medi-Cal Changes
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CHA Files Opening Brief in Anthem Lawsuit Appeal
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CDPH Seeks Input on Psychotherapeutic Drug Use Informed Consent Form
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DHCS to Solicit Feedback on CalAIM Managed Long-Term Services and Supports, Duals Integration at Sept. 24 Workgroup
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Hospitals Implementing Federal Outpatient Therapy Changes Should Request Program Flex
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Members-Only Impact Analyses for FFY 2026 Medicare SNF, IRF, and LTCH PPS Now Available
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CHA Issues Draft Comments on Home Health PPS Proposed Rule for Member Use
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Livanta Changes Name to Commence Health
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Members-Only Summaries Detail Post-Acute Care, Psych Payment Final Rules
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CDPH Reminds SNFs of Residents’ Bed-Hold Rights
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