Addressing Social Needs in Primary Care Not Federally Funded
The researchers looked at key social needs areas and found major gaps between what interventions cost and what's covered by federal payers.
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The researchers looked at key social needs areas and found major gaps between what interventions cost and what's covered by federal payers.
Researchers estimated that the cost of evidence-based interventions that address health-related social needs in primary care practices is about $60 per patient per month.The results suggest that “substantial resources” are needed to address social needs, which often sit outside federal funding mechanisms, Sanjay Basu, MD, PhD, the head of clinical at Waymark, a California-based
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