Healthfirst Receives Award for Program at High-Volume Substance Use Facilities Supporting Members’ Transition Back to Communities
Critical Program Achieves 14 Percent Reduction in Readmissions Among Members; Seeks to Help Address Ongoing Behavioral Health Crisis in
Healthfirst Care Managers and Peer Support Specialists Build Relationships with Members During Inpatient Stays, Providing Support That Overcomes Barriers to Their Recovery
Today,
Many of Healthfirst’s members living with substance use disorders face barriers in receiving the outpatient care they need to avoid readmission. In fact, 44% of those admitted to the hospital for substance abuse diagnoses are readmitted within 30 days of discharge, and 50% visit the emergency department. To address these challenges,
“A key element of the Behavioral Health Case Management program’s success is connecting with members face-to-face during their inpatient stay, often at one of the most difficult times in their recovery,” said
“At a time when the need for behavioral health care is rising, programs like this show what’s possible when innovation is grounded in compassion, accountability, and a deep understanding of our members’ needs,” said
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