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Preventing Readmissions Through Post-Hospital Care Plans

For recently discharged patients, the first few weeks at home can make all the difference in recovery outcomes. Hospital readmissions continue to pose significant challenges by disrupting recovery, revealing gaps across the care continuum and driving up healthcare costs. By strengthening post-discharge workflows and support systems, Matrix Medical Network…

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Scaling Continuity of Care: Overcoming Operational Roadblocks

Delivering personalized care requires more than good intentions; it demands efficient back-end systems and tech-forward structures. Here’s how Matrix Medical Network tackles key logistical challenges, such as scheduling, follow-ups and reporting. So our clinicians, a network of nurse practitioners and physician assistants, can focus on what they do best:…

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Podcast: How In-Home Assessments Drive Better Outcomes

Catherine Tabaka, Matrix Chief Executive Officer, and Dr. Michael Cantor, Matrix Chief Medical Officer recently recorded live at the Becker’s 3rd Annual Spring Payer Issues Roundtable. They discuss how, across our nation, Matrix Medical Network’s home-based health and care model addresses gaps in the healthcare system…

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Improving Care Coordination for Dual-Eligible Individuals: Strategies for Better Health Outcomes

For individuals who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid—commonly known as dual-eligibles—navigating the healthcare system can be daunting. These individuals often have multiple chronic conditions, require long-term care, and experience socioeconomic barriers that complicate their ability to access necessary services. Because they must interact with two distinct healthcare programs…

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