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 by enabling whole-person care, improving coordination, and contributing to better health outcomes at lower costs.
How In-Home Assessments Drive Better Outcomes
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