Teaming Up with Caregivers
Teaming Up with Caregivers
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Neil Agarwal
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Dr. Julian Harris shares how ConcertoCare moves beyond just caring for patient and includes caregivers and key stakeholders in our approach to delivering holistic and comprehensive care. Both paid and unpaid caregivers can help clinicians manage chronic conditions more effectively, if they are integrated into the broader care team. To optimize that role, caregivers need help navigating across primary care, behavioral health, long term services, and personal care, which mostly operate as separate “silos” of care.
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