
The Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC) is dedicated to increasing quality, equitable #palliative care services for people living with a serious illness.
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November is Alzheimer's Awareness Month, dedicated to raising awareness about the more than 6.2 million Americans living with the disease. Explore CAPC's dementia care resources, including our Implementing Best Practices in Dementia Care toolkit >> ow.ly/em5M50SEnIa
🌟 The Palliative Care Program Inventory is open: ow.ly/UvYR50ZTLRZ
This ongoing national initiative will help to map access to specialty palliative care, advance understanding about how #palliativecare is delivered,+ more.
November is COPD Awareness Month, a month dedicated to raising awareness about chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
CAPC's Learning Pathway on Improving Quality of Life for Patients with COPD contains training and tools to improve quality of life for people living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. This Learning Pathway includes tools for communicating about care priorities, symptom management, and more.
Check out CAPC's Learning Pathway on Improving Quality of Life for Patients with COPD: ow.ly/g5pO50XfRWh
Mark your calendar for CAPC's upcoming virtual events ➡ ow.ly/Q0L250SNjxq
Access CAPC’s faculty of national experts through upcoming events.
#Palliative #hpm #hapc #PalliativeCare #Clinician #Medicine #Health #Healthcare #SeriousIllness #Events #Webinar #workshops
Advancing Equity For Black Patients With Serious Illness
🔗 capc.org/documents/1176/
CAPC’s comprehensive guide provides practical guidance & tools for health care professionals to feel confident initiating & sustaining effective #HealthEquity initiatives in their org.
November is Native American Heritage Month. In #PalliativeCare, this month is an opportunity to reflect on and address disparities in health outcomes for Indigenous and Native Americans living with a serious illness.
Indigenous People of North America (IPNA) living with serious illness and their families have unmet needs within our health care system. It can be challenging to provide culturally centered care when clinicians have gaps in knowledge.
Within IPNA communities, numerous disparities impact social determinants of health. Often, there are complexities in navigating the Indian Health Service and Tribal 638 programs, including understanding how they intersect with mainstream health care in rural and urban areas. However, there are cultural communication strategies for approaching topics of a serious nature to facilitate these conversations and overcome these complexities.
In this Interprofessional Grand Rounds, the presenters empower attendees with the knowledge and resources they need to provide a culturally centered approach when caring for this population. ow.ly/1X6g510360B
🆕 Palliative Care In U.S. Hospitals: 2026 Snapshot
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Download CAPC’s new 2026 Snapshot of hospital-based specialty palliative care, including availability by region, hospital size and tax status, and community type. #hpm #hapc #healthcare
Veterans Day is November 11, and is a day to reflect on important ways a palliative care team can meet the unique needs of veterans. Read the CAPC blog 'What Palliative Care Teams Need to Know When Caring for a Veteran' by Antonio Graham, MD, to learn more: ow.ly/TfA850XfOt7
Briefing today at 4pm ET! ➡️ ow.ly/UcWn50ZTLTE
Major initiatives are afoot in the palliative care field, and they are happening in the context of a tumultuous health policy environment. Payment pressures force palliative care program leaders to make tough tradeoffs, while at the same time rapid innovation in payment is creating new opportunities to improve access to high-quality care. What do field leaders need to know in 2027?
Join this open-to-all briefing presented by Brynn Bowman, MPA, and Matt Gonzales, MD, as they parse the landscape and introduce a new strategic effort led by CAPC: development of operational standards for specialty palliative care programs to drive consistency, quality, and reimbursement opportunities.
🌟 The Palliative Care Program Inventory is open: ow.ly/UvYR50ZTLRZ
This ongoing national initiative will help to map access to specialty palliative care, advance understanding about how #palliativecare is delivered,+ more.
Major initiatives are afoot in the palliative care field, and they are happening in the context of a tumultuous health policy environment. Payment pressures force palliative care program leaders to make tough tradeoffs, while at the same time rapid innovation in payment is creating new opportunities to improve access to high-quality care. What do field leaders need to know in 2027?
Join this open-to-all briefing ⭐TOMORROW⭐ presented by Brynn Bowman, MPA, and Matt Gonzales, MD, as they parse the landscape and introduce a new strategic effort led by CAPC: development of operational standards for specialty palliative care programs to drive consistency, quality, and reimbursement opportunities. ow.ly/UcWn50ZTLTE
Last week, Brittany Chambers, CAPC's Senior Director of Health Equity completed a presentation on "Advancing Equitable Access to Specialty Palliative Care Through Health in All Policies" at the SOPHE 28th Annual Advocacy Summit in Washington, D.C.
The presentation highlighted CAPC's payer and policy recommendations to reduce disparities and improve care for patients with serious illness.
Are you a CAPC member? CAPC is home to countless health care professionals at more than 1,600 member health organizations. Members include health systems, hospitals, hospices, home health agencies, medical groups, health plans, and other health organizations. Explore member benefits, and join our vibrant, collaborative network to transform your care of patients living with a serious illness.
Check to see if your organization is already a CAPC member to get started. If your organization is not a member, contact us. ow.ly/gJNZ30sWZp5
Happy #Halloween! CAPC wishes you and your family a safe and happy Halloween. 🎃
🎮 Level up your learning with CAPC Clinical Training Games!
🔹 A Delirium Whodunit: Understanding the Causes of Delirium
🔹 Deprescribing Escape Room: Reducing Medication-Related Harm
Explore the games today >> ow.ly/g3IB50PpfUj
Do you have questions about inpatient palliative care billing, and billing and coding practices? ow.ly/gCqr50YVLu6
Join us for this monthly, small-group consulting call with Philip H. Santa-Emma, MD, FAAHPM, and Christopher Jones, MD, MBA, FAAHPM, to ask these questions and more.
📅 Save the Date: The 2027 CAPC National Seminar is coming to Columbus, Ohio, Oct 13–15, 2027!
Join palliative care leaders from across disciplines and care settings for fresh perspectives, meaningful connections, and more >> capc.org/seminar/
🌟 The Palliative Care Program Inventory is open: ow.ly/UvYR50ZTLRZ
This ongoing national initiative will help to map access to specialty palliative care, advance understanding about how #palliativecare is delivered,+ more.
Are you a CAPC member? CAPC is home to countless health care professionals at more than 1,600 member health organizations. Members include health systems, hospitals, hospices, home health agencies, medical groups, health plans, and other health organizations. Explore member benefits, and join our vibrant, collaborative network to transform your care of patients living with a serious illness.
Check to see if your organization is already a CAPC member to get started. If your organization is not a member, contact us. ow.ly/gJNZ30sWZp5
Explore CAPC's program start-up toolkits, featuring practical tools and technical assistance for growing or starting a hospital, home-based, long-term care, office/clinic, or hospice-led palliative care program. ow.ly/IZsc30sXBl8

















