Learn more about new healthcare trends and our tips for managing risk, launching new products, optimizing spend, and delivering value-based care by browsing blogs, webinars, case studies, and other valuable content pieces from the Clearlink team.
Case Studies
New Benefit Design & Implementation
Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapy health benefits are essential additions to health plans, as this therapy can improve and enhance the lives of the members and their families in addition to mitigating costly misaligned services.
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Blogs
Breaking Down the Complexities of Behavioral Health
The United States spends extravagantly on healthcare, representing approximately 18 percent of the nation’s economy—nearly double what other developed countries spend—but despite what the United States spends on healthcare, we have worse health outcomes compared to other industrialized nations.
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Fact Sheets
Regulatory Compliance & Accreditation Readiness
Preparing your organization for compliance is essential, as more healthcare payers face a growing number of laws, regulations, and requirements in areas like health equity, quality, utilization management, and network development.
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Blogs
The Evolution of Medicaid 1115 Waivers: Supporting SDOH & Health Equity
The first time you may have heard about 1115 waivers was in January of 2018 when the first KY-HEALTH 1115 Waiver was in development in Kentucky—requiring twenty hours of community service or employment.
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Blogs
6 Ways Health Plans Can Reduce Mental Health Disparities
Focusing on the full continuum of behavioral health needs, including education and prevention, that address innovative strategies to expand behavioral health access for members is essential to reducing mental health disparities and improving overall population health outcomes.
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Guides
The Health Plan’s Guide To Integrated Care Models
The healthcare industry has always suffered from fragmentation, but the continued division of physical, behavioral, and social health services has a profoundly negative impact on the public, the health systems that manage its care, and the resulting duplicated efforts and costs.
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