Solutions
Population Health Management
Liberty Healthcare provides independent assessments of need, facilitates enrollment and eligibility, and monitors the quality of services and service delivery.
Quality outcomes through informed decision making.
Liberty Healthcare helps state Medicaid and human services agencies make care management decisions that improve health and financial outcomes. We provide independent assessments of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), mental illness, and related conditions to determine eligibility for Medicaid services and assess the quality of the services and supports they receive.
On these programs, we typically deploy nurse assessors, I/DD assessors, quality reviewers, and other mobile personnel. These resources travel to participant homes, residences, and provider sites to interview recipients and evaluate providers and compliance. Liberty also helps customers design and implement quality assurance and management initiatives that improve overall service delivery.
Our Solutions in Practice
45,000+
reports of abuse, neglect, or exploitation fielded and screened since program inception in 2014
65,000+
assessments performed to determine eligibility for personal and related long-term care supports and services
12,000+
initial and annual eligibility assessments for children and adults with I/DD
Explore Other Liberty Healthcare Solutions:
The Enhanced Behavioral Support Home Model: A commUNITY for All
As a proud sponsor of the 2020 NASDDDS Mid-Year Conference, Liberty Healthcare will give a virtual tour of an Enhanced Behavioral Support Home on Thursday, June 4 starting at 4:00 pm EST.
Join Alan Stillman, LCSW at FMHAC’s 45th Annual Conference
Alan Stillman presents interventions for developmentally delayed adults with sexual offending behaviors at the Annual Conference of the Forensic Mental Health Association of California on March 12, at 3:00 PM.
Dester Center Completes First Year as a Short-Term Treatment Program
Liberty helped the Oklahoma DHS transform an emergency shelter into a short-term residential treatment program for children and youth with developmental disabilities. It now prepares to place its first successfully treated children into less restrictive environments.