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X-WR-CALDESC:In 2016\, California launched the Whole Person Care (WPC) prog
 ram\, a pilot project designed to integrate medical\, mental health\, and 
 social services for Medi-Cal patients who frequently accessed health servi
 ces\, incurred disproportionately high costs\, and had poor health outcome
 s.\n\nThe UCLA Center for Health Policy Research’s Health Economics and Ev
 aluation Research Program\, led by Nadereh Pourat\, PhD\, was chosen to co
 nduct the statewide evaluation of the WPC pilot program\, which ended in 2
 021.\n\nOn Wednesday\, February 8\, Pourat will present selected findings 
 from the final evaluation of WPC\, particularly changes to health service 
 utilization of enrollees and associated costs. The evaluation findings des
 cribed a major and expansive effort in California to address the needs of 
 the most vulnerable Medi-Cal beneficiaries who were high utilizers of serv
 ices.\n\nThe presentation will outline program achievements\, as well as c
 hallenges faced by the 25 participating Pilots.\n\nSusan Philip\, MPH\, de
 puty director of Health Care Delivery Systems for the California Departmen
 t of Health Care Services\, will discuss the relevance of the findings for
  the California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal (CalAIM) and share the n
 ext steps in caring for high-need\, high-cost Medicaid beneficiaries.
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DESCRIPTION:In 2016\, California launched the Whole Person Care (WPC) progr
 am\, a pilot project designed to integrate medical\, mental health\, and s
 ocial services for Medi-Cal patients who frequently accessed health servic
 es\, incurred disproportionately high costs\, and had poor health outcomes
 .\n\nThe UCLA Center for Health Policy Research’s Health Economics and Eva
 luation Research Program\, led by Nadereh Pourat\, PhD\, was chosen to con
 duct the statewide evaluation of the WPC pilot program\, which ended in 20
 21.\n\nOn Wednesday\, February 8\, Pourat will present selected findings f
 rom the final evaluation of WPC\, particularly changes to health service u
 tilization of enrollees and associated costs. The evaluation findings desc
 ribed a major and expansive effort in California to address the needs of t
 he most vulnerable Medi-Cal beneficiaries who were high utilizers of servi
 ces.\n\nThe presentation will outline program achievements\, as well as ch
 allenges faced by the 25 participating Pilots.\n\nSusan Philip\, MPH\, dep
 uty director of Health Care Delivery Systems for the California Department
  of Health Care Services\, will discuss the relevance of the findings for 
 the California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal (CalAIM) and share the ne
 xt steps in caring for high-need\, high-cost Medicaid beneficiaries.
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: Selected Findings from the Final Evaluation of the Califor
 nia Whole Person Care Program
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