Harnessing Health Information Tech: Integrating Social Determinants of Health for Improved Member Experience

Thursday, 9/5/2024
11:00 AM CT – 12:00 PM CT (60 minutes)
Vendor Spotlight Host: AssureCare

As healthcare leaders, we understand that factors such as socioeconomic status, education, physical environment, and social support networks significantly impact health outcomes. By leveraging advanced HIT solutions, we can capture, analyze, and utilize SDOH data to create more holistic and personalized care plans for Medicaid beneficiaries.
This session will highlight practical strategies and innovative technologies that facilitate the integration of SDOH into existing systems. Our leaders will share insights on the collaborative efforts required between payors and technology providers to address the complex needs of populations.
Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the benefits of incorporating SDOH in healthcare, including improved patient engagement, reduced health disparities, and optimized resource allocation.

• Recognize how socioeconomic status, education, physical environment, and social support networks influence health outcomes.
• Learn to capture, analyze, and use SDOH data for personalized care plans for Medicaid beneficiaries.
• Explore practical strategies and innovative technologies for integrating SDOH into healthcare systems.

Notice to Participants:

Please note that this webinar is a Vendor Spotlight and will be a capabilities-focused presentation. While this vendor is not under contract with the Health Plan Alliance, we believe this webinar will provide you the opportunity to learn more about this vendor and the programs and services it provides. Offering this webinar does not imply that the Health Plan Alliance endorses this vendor. The webinar is merely for informational purposes only. Should you wish to share feedback and/or have questions about this vendor, please contact Jaime González, the Alliance’s Chief Business Development Officer, at jaime.gonzalez@healthplanalliance.org or 972-830-6355.