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Data demonstrates post-acute care's benefits for patient outcomes
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Data demonstrates post-acute care's benefits for patient outcomes

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Heidi Wold, chief population health officer at Longevity Health Plan, discusses how collecting data helps post-acute care facilities understand patients’ needs to provide services that both improve outcomes and meet CMS' value-based care standards.

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