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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: delivering…

Matrix Medical Network (Matrix), a recognized leader in delivering high-quality, home-based health and care services, has earned certified status from HITRUST. This achievement demonstrates that our platforms and facilities have met rigorous regulatory compliance requirements and industry-defined standards, confirming that Matrix is effectively managing risk. The HITRUST r2 Certification places…

Chronic diseases are one of the most widespread health challenges in the United States, accounting for over 85% of healthcare spending. As these conditions continue to rise in prevalence, healthcare providers are under increasing pressure to find innovative ways to support their patients in managing their…

As healthcare evolves, so does the understanding of what affects a person’s health. While medical care is essential, social determinants of health (SDOH), such as economic stability, education, and access to healthcare, play a pivotal role in determining health outcomes.  With the growing emphasis on value-based…

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…

At Matrix Medical Network, we support our payer clients as they navigate changes in the Medicare landscape, including embracing the opportunity to provide each of their members with access to equitable care in the home. We continue to be a leader when it comes to providing…

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 with…

As mental health conditions plague the country, coordinating care to address them is more critical than ever before. Healthcare administrators face the demanding challenge of integrating services, managing transitions, and producing the best patient outcomes. Let’s explore how structured care coordination can transform mental health service delivery and improve…

A digital approach to health-plan communication can bolster home-based clinician visits—and build trust and loyalty, too. The U.S. population is aging—and older Americans are living longer. By 2060, nearly one in four Americans will be 65 or older, the number of 85-plus people will triple, and there will be…

Care Coordination Is The Right Care at the Right Time In the Right Place Care coordination is a patient-centered approach that facilitates the seamless delivery of healthcare services across various providers, settings and levels of care. It involves the deliberate organization and management of patient care activities to ensure that…

CMS has recently announced plans to extend SDOH screenings to outpatient settings, with voluntary reporting in 2025 and mandatory reporting beginning in 2026. Health plans that proactively adopt and implement SDOH screening tools across various care settings, including annual wellness visits and in-home healthcare visits, can gain significant advantages.

With healthcare spending projected to reach nearly $7 trillion by 2030, driven largely by an aging population and increased utilization, innovative solutions are essential for improving outcomes while managing costs.