Co-designing a Better Social Care Delivery System

Through collaboration and co-design, the Partnership  supports sustainable solutions to advance Community Care Hubs (CCH) as a preferred organized delivery system to achieve value-based, community-focused, person-centered health and social care ecosystems. The Partnership includes senior leaders from community-based organizations, health plans, health systems, national associations, and agencies.

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Mission:

To enable cross-sector collaboration co-designing solutions to advance Community Care Hubs (CCH) as a preferred organized delivery system enabling sustainable and aligned health and social care ecosystems delivering holistic, person-centered care.

Vision:

A sustainably resourced, value-based, community-centered social care delivery system that reflects shared governance and financing, multistakeholder accountability, and that leverages federal/state/local policy opportunities.

Partnership stakeholders collectively co-design and advance initiatives that

  • Build awareness about the role of CCHs to bring together healthcare providers, social services, and community organizations to streamline services to address non-medical drivers of health, reduce overall costs of care, and promote long-term sustainability.
  • Create resources to support CCH implementation through developing tools to elevate innovative practices and mitigate challenges for health care entities, community organizations, and social care providers pursing cost-effective partnerships to drive high-quality care.
  • Expand social care billing opportunities through sustainable health and social care partnerships that expand opportunities for CBOs and CCHs to code and bill for social care labor and services.