The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) collaborated with the Kansas Health Institute in 2023 to investigate how the holistic care coordination (HCC) model could be expanded in primary care and maternal and child health programs in Kansas. This report delves into the current HCC services available for pregnant and postpartum Kansas residents, as well as children, particularly those between the ages of 0-8, with the goal of guiding future enhancements to HCC policy and practice in Kansas.
HCC is a patient-focused approach that takes into account the physical, emotional, and social aspects of a patient and their family when developing a healthcare plan. By expanding this model in primary care and maternal and child health programs in Kansas, the KDHE aims to improve overall health outcomes for patients.
The report provides an overview of the current HCC services available for pregnant and postpartum Kansas residents, as well as children, particularly those between the ages of 0-8. It highlights areas where improvements can be made to ensure that patients receive comprehensive care that addresses all aspects of their health.
With this information, the KDHE hopes to guide future enhancements to HCC policy and practice in Kansas. By prioritizing patient needs and providing holistic care coordination, the KDHE aims to improve overall health outcomes for patients across the state.
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