As the backbone organization supporting the Collaboratives in health systems change, BHT believes part of that responsibility is ensuring that as many dollars go to our partners as possible. We can stay narrow because our role is of a coordinator; we believe our community has the experts it already needs to get the work done.
A weekly webinar to prepare organizations to participate in transformation project planning.
We have learned that some of the initial calculations HCA made in the application to meet CMS requirements for matching funds were insufficient. This will mean a reduction in funds available to ACHs.
We recently had the opportunity to participate in a collaborative learning session with Joe Conte, a leader in New York’s Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment (DSRIP) Program. Joe works with Staten Island’s Performing Provider Systems (PPSs), the equivalent of ACHs in New York, and we were excited to share in some of what they have …
Another milestone for BHT! Download our Phase 2 Certification doc here.
“In our region every person, regardless of background, life experience, or environment, will live a productive, high quality life, with access to stable housing, nutritious food, transportation, education, meaningful employment that pays the bills with some left over for savings, and social support networks that foster emotional, social, and psychological wellbeing. Each person’s health will …
BHT and all 9 ACHs pass Phase 1 Certification, a major demonstration milestone.
Better Health Together has intentionally built a multi-tiered governance structure with distributed decision-making, joint ownership and mutual accountability that drives innovation and creativity, and fosters co-investment that leads to results, not process. This structure rests on our partners aligning around a common agenda with mutually reinforcing activities, and continuous communication between all parties. The Standard …
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The BHT Board has appointed Co-Chairs for some expanded ACH Councils, which will spearhead some of the planning and design work we’ll need to do before we submit our fill project templates in September.
Please share your feedback on which Medicaid Demonstration Projects are the best fit for our region through this survey.