Sara Bleich, PhD
Articles
November 10th 2015
Attributes Common to Programs That Successfully Treat High-Need, High-Cost Individuals
Gerard F. Anderson, PhD Jeromie Ballreich, MHS Sara Bleich, PhD Cynthia Boyd, MD Eva DuGoff, PhD Bruce Leff, MD Claudia Salzburg, PhD Jennifer Wolff, PhD
Many programs attempting to effectively treat high-need, high-cost individuals have not been able to lower spending, improve outcomes, or increase satisfaction. This paper suggests 8 attributes that many successful programs share.
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