Healthcare Business Today - Meeting Patients Where They Are
- James V
- Jun 27, 2025
- 1 min read
Carisha Cabasa, DNP, RN
June 11, 2025
We’re proud to share an insightful piece written by our very own Carisha Cabasa, VP of Clinical Operations & Client Success at MedZed, featured in Healthcare Business Today.
In her article, “Diversion Through Patient-Centered Care,” Carisha explores how thoughtful, person-centered care can serve as a powerful tool to divert vulnerable individuals from avoidable and costly healthcare interventions. She highlights the real-world value of meeting patients where they are — both physically and emotionally — and how organizations like MedZed are transforming outcomes by addressing social drivers of health before they become crises.
🔍 From in-home visits to deep partnerships with community-based organizations, Carisha shares the importance of holistic care models in improving Medicaid member outcomes and reducing system strain.
📖 Read the full article here: https://www.healthcarebusinesstoday.com/diversion-patient-centered-care
👏 Thank you, Carisha, for being a voice for whole-person care and for your continued leadership at MedZed!
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Thank you for this excellent article. The content was engaging, informative, and presented in a clear manner. I liked how the author focused on delivering practical information without making the article overly complicated. The writing style made the content enjoyable to read from start to finish. Thank you for creating such a valuable resource and sharing your expertise with readers.
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By focusing on meeting patients where they are and addressing social drivers of health early, healthcare organizations can prevent avoidable crises, reduce unnecessary interventions, Melon Playground and lower overall costs. The piece highlights that thoughtful, person-centered approaches are not just compassionate but also practical and results-driven.