Who are the Ideal 911 Operators?
Washington, DC looped nurses into the 911 call flow and avoided nearly $4 million in ambulance costs during its pilot program.
Public health, behavioral health, food assistance, child welfare, and aging services.
Washington, DC looped nurses into the 911 call flow and avoided nearly $4 million in ambulance costs during its pilot program.
A peer-reviewed study of nearly 1,900 Massachusetts Medicaid patients found medically tailored meal deliveries were linked to 20% fewer ER visits and 31% fewer hospitalizations, even as federal funding for such waivers grows uncertain.
Extra clinics, extended hours, and a rapid-response news conference countering vaccine misinformation produced a measurable uptick in immunizations within days.
Washington, D.C.'s network of keypad-access composting bins, aimed at apartment dwellers without curbside pickup, has grown steadily in use and is expanding by 20 more sites this fall.
A Pitchbook analysis cited in the reporting finds private-equity healthcare deals on pace to fall by nearly half as at least 25 states add scrutiny to medical mergers.
KFF Health News reports on the city's plan to expand mobile crisis response, with the clearest outcome evidence so far coming from Durham rather than Baltimore.
KFF Health News finds that four years into a $4.4 billion initiative, fewer than a fifth of enrolled campuses had filed a claim.