The Perfect Storm: Addressing Needs with Home-Based Primary Care

Virtual Event: The Perfect Storm: Addressing Needs with Home-Based Primary Care

Date: June 4, 2019
Time: 1-2 PM ET

In a health care climate of rising costs and resource strain, the aging population is particularly at risk for being medically underserved. In a 2018 white paper, Home Centered Care Institute (HCCI) founder and CEO Dr. Thomas Cornwell examines the potential for home-based primary care as a solution to this challenge.

HCCI is a non-profit organization dedicated to expanding access to home-based primary care (HBPC) by educating, training, and growing the home-based clinical care workforce. They’ve partnered with JourneyCare, Illinois’ largest non-profit provider of palliative and hospice care, on an HBPC pilot project to help improve access and quality of care through collaborative project management and oversight, rigorous process development and system monitoring, and alignment of evidenced-based care models.

This virtual event will feature a discussion of the opportunities and challenges inherent to this (and other) pilot projects in the context of the “Perfect Storm” identified by Dr. Cornwell.

HCCI Education

HCCI offers classroom workshops, online courses, and practicum experiences for individuals and practice groups to enhance their knowledge and skills in home-based primary care.

HCCIntelligence™

We recognize the numerous challenges that can be encountered by home-based primary care (HBPC) providers. Through the HCCIntelligence Resource Center, we offer free access to knowledgeable experts and timely guidance.

HCCI Consulting

Relationship-focused, results-driven. As a nationally recognized authority on clinical and operational best practices for home-based care, HCCI helps organizations build sustainable home-based primary care programs.

Research

HCCI closely monitors and shares published studies relevant to the field and reports on findings and outcomes – in particular, those that contribute to the business case and identification of best practices in HBPC.