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September 2017
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- On September 13, Hennepin Health staff from
Quality and Medical Administration participated in Minnesota Community
Measurement’s Annual Seminar. Jennifer DeCubellis and Ross Owen presented
a plenary session on how Hennepin County is measuring social and health needs
across multiple program areas with a particular focus on Medicaid expansion
enrollees.
- On September 19, Hennepin Health care coordination
manager, Renee Levesque, participated alongside other national experts in an
invited panel in New Jersey with the Good Care Collaborative. Convened by
the Camden Coalition of Health Care Providers, the Good Care Collaborative is a
coalition of providers and advocates from across New Jersey’s health care
spectrum committed to sensible Medicaid reform and models of good care.
- On October 12, Hennepin Health and HCMC will
host the Coral Initiative, a national group of state-based quality improvement
organizations that includes Minnesota’s own Medicare quality improvement
organization, Stratis Health. Participants will learn from Hennepin
Health’s collaborative accountable care organization (ACO) model and tour the
Hennepin Health Access Clinic at HCMC.
- On October 24, Hennepin County health strategy
director, Ross Owen, will provide the keynote address to a learning collaborative
of California counties in Burbank, CA. Twenty-five counties in California are
implementing pilot programs called Whole Person Care through the state’s
Medicaid waiver 1115 demonstration. In this first year of
the pilot programs, services that focus on low-income, high-need county
residents – many homeless and some who are coming out of the corrections
system - are being provided. The counties are in the throes of setting up interagency
partnerships, data sharing agreements, and linking with other community
resources and getting members enrolled in the program – challenges very
familiar to us at Hennepin Health!
In September, Hennepin Health kicked off a billboard campaign to continue generating awareness about the organization and product offerings. Twenty billboards will remain visible throughout Hennepin County through the end of the year. The one in the picture is located on 4th Ave. between Washington Ave. and 3rd St.
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Hennepin Health will be attending and tabling at Many Faces of Community Health, an annual two-day conference that explores improving care and reducing health disparities in under-served populations and among those living in poverty. Many Faces brings information and resources on clinical care, public policy and health innovations to Minnesota’s health care community with a focus on safety net providers. This year's conference will be held on October 26-27, and represented by Hennepin Health's marketing/communications and outreach team.
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