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*Note: The Help Me Grow Manual was developed in 2014; certain pieces may have been updated since development and any indicated policies are not binding. For current benefits and responsibilities of affiliation, see current year Help Me Grow Affiliation Agreement....
*Note: The Help Me Grow Manual was developed in 2014; certain pieces may have been updated since development and any indicated policies are not binding. For current benefits and responsibilities of affiliation, see current year Help Me Grow Affiliation Agreement....
This 40-page pdf from The Village for Children and Families and Help Me Grow National provides an overview of the MLDA model and its implementation.
*Note: The Help Me Grow Manual was developed in 2014; certain pieces may have been updated since development and any indicated policies are not binding. For current benefits and responsibilities of affiliation, see current year Help Me Grow Affiliation Agreement....
On Monday, September 9, Charles Bruner of the Child & Family Policy Center led a conference call on the potential opportunities for Medicaid to pay for care coordination. The National Center has now made the recording of that call available....
On August 6, HMG National moderated a webinar on the benefits of Reach Out & Read and HMG partnerships. Presenters were Paul Dworkin, M.D.; Wendy Hart, Regional Coalition Manager of Reach Out & Read; Polly McClure, Reach Out & Read-Alabama,...
“My introduction to home visiting dates back to 1988, while on sabbatical leave in Oxford, England with my family. “My wife and I dutifully visited the local general practitioner to register for care. We were somewhat bemused by the lack...
Study findings indicate that referrals to Help Me Grow and subsequent linkages to community-based programs and services enhance protective factors, and perhaps even mitigate risk factors. By enhancing protective factors, the Help Me Grow system successfully promotes children’s healthy development.
A publication from the Child Health and Development Institute of Connecticut on care coordination as a means of improving children’s access to health services. Learn more at www.chdi.org. Introduction Policy makers, patients, providers and researchers recognize the value of care...