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Current Trends in Healthcare HTR Michelle Garon

Cost Containment  The process of maintaining costs within a specified budget(controlling costs)  Reason for High Healthcare Costs  Technological Advances  Aging Populations  Health-related lawsuits

Methods of Cost Containment  Diagnostic Related Groups (DRGs) – payment groups with pts that have similar diagnoses(hospital assign pts to these according to dx)  Combination services  Outpt services  Bulk purchasing  Preventative & Early intervention

Home Health Care  Care given to patient in the home  Nursing, therapist, nursing assistants  Lower cost than being in an hospital

Geriatric Care  Care for elderly  Assisted Living Facilities  Nursing homes/Skilled nursing facilities  Group homes  Adult daycare  OBRA (Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act  Set standards for nursing homes

Telemedicine  The remote diagnosis and treatment of patients by means of telecommunications through phone and computers

Wellness  Physical Wellness (30 min a day, good diet)  Emotional wellness  Social wellness (need friends)  Mental and intellectual wellness (SCHOOL)  Spiritual wellness and holistic wellness

Alternative health care  Ayurvedic practitioners – alternative Tx and meds  Chiropractors  Homeopathic care  Hypnotic care