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Maintaining Medicare Supplement Growth & Profitability: Leveraging CMMI Models

The next era of Medicare Supplement profitability will not be driven by pricing sophistication alone. It will be driven by strategic alignment with federally funded care transformation models.

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The Rate Shock is Real. Dementia Care is the Margin Lever Plans Can No Longer Ignore.

The “good old days” of easy Medicare Advantage top-line growth are officially over. With a nearly flat 0.09% revenue increase proposed for 2027, all major insurers, UnitedHealth Group Humana, and CVS Aetna (to name a few) saw their stocks plummet 15 - 20%, last Tuesday, signaling that Wall Street understands what plan executives now face: a future where margins must be earned through medical cost management.

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Interim HealthCare Partners with Ceresti Health to Expand Dementia Care Nationwide 

Interim HealthCare is partnering with Ceresti to expand specialized support for people living with dementia and their family caregivers. Designed to meet families where they are, this partnership recognizes that dementia care often happens outside of a hospital setting. And the partnership leverages the CMS GUIDE (Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience) Model, which calls for increased education and support for family caregivers. Ceresti Health is a nationwide GUIDE Participant.

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Kootenai Accountable Care Partners with Ceresti Health on Dementia Care

On the heels of an announcement by CMS that millions of people now have access to dementia caregiver education, training and support, Kootenai Accountable Care (KAC) and Ceresti Health are partnering to improve patient care, support physicians, and reduce avoidable hospitalizations associated with dementia. The Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, accountable care organization learned about Ceresti through its patients, who came to doctors' appointments gushing about Ceresti's tech-enabled dementia-care program.

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Why Speed Matters in Dementia Care Partnerships

When caregivers ask for help, timing matters. Dementia doesn’t pause, and delayed support increases stress, uncertainty and avoidable crises. Home care agencies, Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) and other GUIDE participants need scalable, agile models that reach families quickly, regardless of geography or volume. Immediate guidance and coaching build caregiver confidence, improve outcomes and reduce strain on care teams. Because in dementia care, timeliness matters.

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GUIDE Is Here.

CMS’s GUIDE Model makes dementia a Medicare priority, forcing ACO leaders to manage accountability and impacts from external care models they don’t control— waiting is not neutral.

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Ceresti Health Joins Florida Association of ACOs to Enhance Dementia Care

Ceresti Health announced its partnership with the Florida Association of ACOs (FLAACOs) to deploy its proven dementia care program to family caregivers throughout Florida. As part of this partnership, Ceresti invites you to join them and other FLAACOs partners at the annual conference in Orlando from November 20-22.

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Ceresti Health Selected by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to Test Medicare Dementia Care Model

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) selected Ceresti to participate in a new Medicare alternative payment model designed to support people living with dementia and their caregivers, the Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience (GUIDE) Model.

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Optimizing Dementia Care for Medicare Populations: A Critical Strategy for ACOs

By John Mach, M.D.

Traditional complex care programs have largely failed to effectively manage dementia patients, who rarely get enrolled or are not appropriately supported once they are part of such programs. As a result, there is a growing recognition that dementia-specific care models are needed to better serve this population and reduce unnecessary hospitalizations.

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