HIV Clinical Practice Guidelines

Special Needs Plan Model of Care Annual Evaluation for 2023

Special Needs Plan Model of Care training module, updated for 2023. The Healthfirst Model of Care strives to meet the specialized needs of its members and to optimize their health outcomes by using evidence-based practices with an appropriate network of providers and specialists.

Healthfirst 2022 Spring Provider Symposium (video link and program)

Healthfirst’s semi-annual Provider Symposium features the innovative work of practices, health care organizations and industry leaders who care for and serve our members. Watch the Symposium replay at youtube.com/watch?v=P8YTAzYn6hY This Symposium offered a unique opportunity for experts from health care delivery, public health, and the community to share initiatives in the health delivery system for vulnerable patients who are receiving Cancer care across New York. Our speakers highlighted forward-looking initiatives in the treatment of Healthfirst members, practices, and communities affected by difference Cancers through innovative approaches. 

Building the Future We Wish to See (video link and program)

On November 19, 2021, Healthfirst held its semiannual Fall Provider Symposium, "Building the Future We Wish to See: Partnerships for Optimal Medical Outcomes in 2021 and Beyond”. Watch the Symposium replay at youtube.com/watch?v=hsnpscICYY4 Experts from healthcare delivery, public health, and the community shared wellness initiatives in the health delivery system for vulnerable patients with behavioral health, mental health, and substance use disorders. Our speakers highlighted forward-looking research and successes in engaging Healthfirst members, practices, and communities in innovative programs that address the health trajectory of New Yorkers.

Fifth Annual World Health Continuing Medical Education Conference (booklet for Sept 9, 2022)

(Booklet for Sept 9, 2022) This Continuing Medical Education activity is designed to update primary care and specialty practices on the evolving strategies for implementing evidence-based medicine to meet the needs of local, regional, and global communities. The intent is to inform the attendees on innovations in treating special patient populations, with a focus on Caribbean communities.

Fifth Annual World Health Continuing Medical Education Conference (booklet for Sept 10, 2022)

(Booklet for Sept 10, 2022) This Continuing Medical Education activity is designed to update primary care and specialty practices on the evolving strategies for implementing evidence-based medicine to meet the needs of local, regional, and global communities. The intent is to inform the attendees on innovations in treating special patient populations, with a focus on Caribbean communities.

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Answers to frequently asked questions regarding the seasonal flu vaccine.

Continuous Glucose Monitors for Diabetes Management

Healthfirst aims to enhance A1c control management, improve treatment outcomes, and prevent disease progression. We achieve these goals by first identifying Healthfirst plan members with Type 2 diabetes who are potentially eligible for a Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM), after which we coordinate their care with providers to prevent future complications.

Advancing Community Health and Well-being by Addressing Inequity in the Practice of Medicine (Agenda and Faculty booklet)

(Agenda and Faculty information) The October 6, 2022 Continuing Medical Education activity is designed to update primary care and specialty practices on the evolving strategies for implementing value-based care, new primary care practice models, and evidence-based medicine to meet the needs of communities ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic. The intent is to inform attendees on best practices and innovations in addressing racial equity and the needs of special patient populations.

Advancing Community Health and Well-being by Addressing Inequity in the Practice of Medicine (booklet for PM session, Oct 6, 2022)

(Booklet for PM session, Oct 6, 2022) The Continuing Medical Education activity is designed to update primary care and specialty practices on the evolving strategies for implementing value-based care, new primary care practice models, and evidence-based medicine to meet the needs of communities ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic. The intent is to inform attendees on best practices and innovations in addressing racial equity and the needs of special patient populations.

Advancing Community Health and Well-being by Addressing Inequity in the Practice of Medicine (booklet for AM session, Oct 6, 2022)

(Booklet for AM session, Oct 6, 2022) The Continuing Medical Education activity is designed to update primary care and specialty practices on the evolving strategies for implementing value-based care, new primary care practice models, and evidence-based medicine to meet the needs of communities ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic. The intent is to inform attendees on best practices and innovations in addressing racial equity and the needs of special patient populations.