Abstract
This article presents a model of integration of home health care and case management programs, designed to improve outcomes and reduce cost. Components of screening mechanisms, interventions, and outcomes are described. Financial methods for funding such a model are discussed as well as how to position and market this type of program to managed care organizations. Preliminary results of such a program implemented in a staff model HMO demonstrate reduced beddays, increased memberlphysician satisfaction, high quality outcomes, and cost effectiveness.
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