As the healthcare landscape evolves, states are in a unique position to design new care delivery
initiatives that can support healthier individuals, families, and communities. Emerging delivery models
involve providers across health, behavioral health, and social supports collaborating to deliver person-centered care.
Community Health Partnership (CHP) is a member-based coalition in Colorado that has been the driving force for a community-based strategy that optimizes the delivery of outcomes-based care for high-risk populations. In this round table, Jim Calanni, former Chief Information Officer for CHP, and Andy Pitman, Director of Business Development – Government for Microsoft, will discuss best practices recommendations for:
- Developing a strategic plan for implementing community care coordination
- Aligning goals around improving the quality of care for high-risk populations while avoiding costly hospital admissions and re-admissions
- Developing a data-sharing infrastructure that enables organizations to collaborate across multiple agencies, measure and report on outcomes, and meet complex regulatory compliance requirements