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Long-term care case management: a look at alternative models

R Applebaum¹, P Mayberry

¹Department of Sociology, Scripps Gerontology Center, Miami University, Oxford, OH 45056, USA.

The Gerontologist

|October 1, 1996

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Home care case management is crucial but unchanged since the 1970s. This study explores innovative case management approaches in two tax-funded home care programs to adapt to evolving healthcare systems.

Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Home Care Services
Public Health Policy

Background:

Case management is a vital part of US home care, established in the 1970s.
Despite its long history, core case management practices have seen little evolution.
Adapting care models is essential as healthcare and long-term care systems transform.

Purpose of the Study:

To present and evaluate alternative case management delivery models.
To explore innovations in home care case management.
To address the need for updated care paradigms in response to system changes.

Main Methods:

The study examines two home care programs utilizing alternative case management strategies.
These programs are funded through community property tax levies.

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The focus is on testing novel approaches to case management delivery.

Main Results:

Alternative case management approaches are currently under evaluation.
The findings will highlight the effectiveness of these new models.
Early data suggests potential for improved home care delivery.

Conclusions:

Standardization is important, but flexibility in case management is necessary.
Innovative case management models are being tested to meet current healthcare demands.
These alternative approaches aim to enhance the home care system.