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2016-2017 plan

The Plan

​​​Aloha Health is partnering with the Sullivan Alliance and other organizations to carry out projects that reduce health disparities, improve social determinants, and explore funding opportunities.  The Aloha Health pilot project will validate the following paradigm:  
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      "A Business Strategy Providing a Patient Centered Medical Home for Underserved and Under-Utilizers of
​       Health Care Services that Allows Organizations to Achieve Their Mission and Margin”


The Aloha Health pilot project calls for the project team to intervene early by working with proven and trusted community leaders who team with clinical cases workers to bring residents into care before a crisis occurs.  The Aloha Health strategy of connecting trusted community leaders with community health workers replaces expensive emergency care with less costly but profit generating preventive care.  The proposed pilot project fits well with community health care funded efforts by creating a local coordinated system of care and strengthening the infrastructure of the health safety net.

Sullivan Alliance

The Sullivan Alliance, is a national non-profit organization, was formed in 2005 by former Secretary of Health and Human Services, Louis Sullivan, MD.  For more than a decade it has sought to strengthen the nation's health workforce and to promote community improvement by increasing the representation of ethnic and racial minorities within the health professions workforce.  The Sullivan Alliance focus is at the intersection of health, education and health workforce.   

Goals of the Aloha Health Pilot Project

 1. Register 500 residents not meeting national heath
​care guidelines

 2. Connect participants to a patient centered medical home.   
 3. Ensure all project participants complete an annual physical
 4. Program evaluation is carried out showing new patients received the medical services they need to meet national health guidelines
 5. Generate an acceptable ROI for the partner health care services provider(s)
 6. Show effective working relationships between the Aloha Health team of TCLs (trusted community leaders) and CHWs (clinical case managers).
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