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PsychU is investigating digital innovation by focusing on Data & Technology To Improve Mental Health. Throughout 2019 you can #JoinTheConversation by interacting with resources from this year’s campaign: Informed. Engaged. Connected. #GetInformed with our tech and other mental health topic research summaries, news, trends, and perspectives; #PlugIn and engage with mental health thought leaders on our webinars; and #StayConnected by following PsychU on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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One county in Minnesota is funding supportive housing for people with chronic #homelessness. The initiative offers almost 200 permanent housing units and provides case management for participants. #PsychU has the first year’s results: https://t.co/CyrkvLHFxw

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Over half a million US citizens experience homelessness, according to federal statistics. Health plans & cities are recognizing that #housing is a key issue when it comes to #HealthCare costs, #MentalIllness, & addiction. How will they address this matter? https://t.co/yuRixvYffm

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#HealthPlans are directing efforts toward #SocialDeterminants of health, such as paying for social services. Will this become a permanent shift in health plans’ service array to provide a sustainable funding stream for provider organizations? https://t.co/4U8oOnLmh3 #PsychU

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The new project from @aboutKP & Unite Us aims to focus on #SDOH. The partnership connects #HealthCare & #SocialServices providers to address pressing needs, like housing, food, safety, utilities, & more for millions of people across the US: https://t.co/8b8iNXSnBH #PsychU

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Massachusetts awarded $3 million in funding for #SDOH partnership grants to focus on the impact of social factors that affect #HealthEquity, including #nutrition, safe housing, #ViolencePrevention, and substance use. Continue reading on #PsychU: https://t.co/kgipflCzAA

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The @BCBSAssociation Institute launched a 6 month food delivery pilot program to address #SocialDeterminants of health in 25 Chicago zip codes & 15 Dallas zip codes. The project is meant to address the causes of an expensive health care system: https://t.co/vQUqkAX7kD

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Earlier this year, @UHC expanded initiatives to use diagnostic codes to capture #SDOH. The codes are meant to identify people with potential socioeconomic or psychosocial health hazards & to refer individuals to social services. #PsychU has the full story: https://t.co/NxeTkMg0G0

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Over the past few years, #HealthPlans’ interest in #SocialDeterminants has reached a new peak. However, without proof of ROI, these initiatives will become one-time public relations investments, rather than long-term approaches adopted by payers: https://t.co/L2vC0va9u9

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The “Newark Initiative” pilot launched in 2017 as a collaboration between a #HealthSystem and a #HealthPlan to use #SDOH criteria to improve care and reduce costs. In its first year, the project saved 25% on members’ total cost of care: https://t.co/HyUPoZIQHW

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