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NOVEMBER 2023
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Welcome to the final edition of the Navigator for 2023! As we reflect on the year, we’re looking at how technology and innovation have influenced the way care is offered to members. The COVID-19 pandemic forever changed the way we offer behavioral and physical health care. Not only does technology play a bigger role than ever before, but innovation is also essential to navigating this new landscape. Embracing creative approaches has become an important piece in offering care and being willing to adapt and change has become imperative.
As we look toward 2024, some exciting additions are in the works. We’re expanding our scope to include important information relevant to the community, our impact, and your impact; as well as updates from the Colorado Access Foundation. If you receive the Provider Update, we will continue to send that monthly. If you do not receive the Provider Update,
please send an email to providernetworkservices@coaccess.com that includes your practice/provider name and an email address to receive the communication (preferably a practice email address, not a staff email).
We look forward to hearing from you with any feedback or questions you may have and bringing you more stories in the new year. You can always send us an email at providercommunication@coaccess.com. Thank you, as always, for being a part of our network of providers.
In good health,
Navigator staff
Colorado Access
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Access Transformative Outreach Program |
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The old saying goes “you cannot help someone who is not ready to accept the help.” The idea is that forcing someone to make a lifestyle change will not end in any actual improvement in their situation. When someone realizes they need to make a positive change in their life, then they will work hard to achieve it. Access Transformative Outreach Program (ATOP) operates based on this principle.
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Telehealth Lessons Learned
from the Pandemic |
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The COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally altered
our world and sparked an unprecedented era of
transformation within the health care landscape.
Both members and providers faced new challenges brought on by the necessity of social distancing and prioritization of safety.
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Meeting Metrics and Supporting
Members Releasing from Prison |
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Feeling valued and supported is something that
everyone needs in their lives. Being a part of the
prison system can make individuals feel like they’re just a number. At times, they don’t feel valued and cared for.
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