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Children's Mercy Integrated Care Solutions: Implementing Pediatric Screening and Referral Process with Innovaccer

Based on KLAS Research's "SDOH Points of Light 2024 Case Study: Implementing a Screening & Referral Process for Pediatric Patients," this case study examines how establishing a standardized screening and referral process for social determinants of health (SDOH) is essential for delivering comprehensive healthcare across diverse patient demographics.

Based on KLAS Research's "SDOH Points of Light 2024 Case Study: Implementing a Screening & Referral Process for Pediatric Patients," this case study examines how establishing a standardized screening and referral process for social determinants of health (SDOH) is essential for delivering comprehensive healthcare across diverse patient demographics.

Through its partnership with Innovaccer and FindHelp, CMICS implemented a closed-loop SDOH screening and referral system specifically for its pediatric patients. This initiative connects patients and their caregivers with reliable community-based organizations (CBOs), enhancing access to essential resources and improving long-term health outcomes.

What you’ll discover: :
Dramatic Growth: See how Children's Mercy achieved unprecedented screening rates across 36 clinics in just one year

Measurable Impact: Learn how they went from zero to hundreds of successful monthly referrals connecting families to essential resources

Innovative Partnership: Discover the strategic collaboration between healthcare and technology that made it all possible

Scalable Success: Explore a blueprint for implementing and expanding SDOH screening programs that work

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Children's Mercy Integrated Care Solutions: Implementing Pediatric Screening and Referral Process with Innovaccer

Based on KLAS Research's "SDOH Points of Light 2024 Case Study: Implementing a Screening & Referral Process for Pediatric Patients," this case study examines how establishing a standardized screening and referral process for social determinants of health (SDOH) is essential for delivering comprehensive healthcare across diverse patient demographics.

Based on KLAS Research's "SDOH Points of Light 2024 Case Study: Implementing a Screening & Referral Process for Pediatric Patients," this case study examines how establishing a standardized screening and referral process for social determinants of health (SDOH) is essential for delivering comprehensive healthcare across diverse patient demographics.

Through its partnership with Innovaccer and FindHelp, CMICS implemented a closed-loop SDOH screening and referral system specifically for its pediatric patients. This initiative connects patients and their caregivers with reliable community-based organizations (CBOs), enhancing access to essential resources and improving long-term health outcomes.

What you’ll discover: :
Dramatic Growth: See how Children's Mercy achieved unprecedented screening rates across 36 clinics in just one year

Measurable Impact: Learn how they went from zero to hundreds of successful monthly referrals connecting families to essential resources

Innovative Partnership: Discover the strategic collaboration between healthcare and technology that made it all possible

Scalable Success: Explore a blueprint for implementing and expanding SDOH screening programs that work

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Children's Mercy Integrated Care Solutions: Implementing Pediatric Screening and Referral Process with Innovaccer

GET THE CASE STUDY
Based on KLAS Research's "SDOH Points of Light 2024 Case Study: Implementing a Screening & Referral Process for Pediatric Patients," this case study examines how establishing a standardized screening and referral process for social determinants of health (SDOH) is essential for delivering comprehensive healthcare across diverse patient demographics.

Based on KLAS Research's "SDOH Points of Light 2024 Case Study: Implementing a Screening & Referral Process for Pediatric Patients," this case study examines how establishing a standardized screening and referral process for social determinants of health (SDOH) is essential for delivering comprehensive healthcare across diverse patient demographics.

Through its partnership with Innovaccer and FindHelp, CMICS implemented a closed-loop SDOH screening and referral system specifically for its pediatric patients. This initiative connects patients and their caregivers with reliable community-based organizations (CBOs), enhancing access to essential resources and improving long-term health outcomes.

What you’ll discover: :
Dramatic Growth: See how Children's Mercy achieved unprecedented screening rates across 36 clinics in just one year

Measurable Impact: Learn how they went from zero to hundreds of successful monthly referrals connecting families to essential resources

Innovative Partnership: Discover the strategic collaboration between healthcare and technology that made it all possible

Scalable Success: Explore a blueprint for implementing and expanding SDOH screening programs that work

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