UCLA Partnership
Enhancing Patient-Centered Care Through Strategic Partnership
UCLA Health and The Advocacy Group have formed a strategic partnership to enhance patient-centered care and improve health outcomes. By integrating comprehensive advocacy services into healthcare delivery, this collaboration empowers patients, strengthens provider-patient communication, and removes barriers to care.
Leveraging The Advocacy Group's expertise, UCLA Health is committed to ensuring patients have access to the resources and support they need and enhancing the overall healthcare experience.
Partnership Framework
The partnership between UCLA Health and The Advocacy Group is designed to improve patient outcomes by enhancing care continuity and addressing the social determinants of health.
Through the specialized knowledge and support of The Advocacy Group, UCLA Health facilitates smoother transitions post-discharge, improves access to community resources, and ensures comprehensive support throughout the patient journey. This collaboration fosters effective communication and timely information sharing, enabling seamless referrals and consistent follow-up care.
Overall, collaborations with nonprofits enable healthcare organizations to adopt a more integrated approach to patient care, addressing both medical and social needs and fostering healthier communities.
Integrated Service Delivery
UCLA Health extends its care beyond clinical settings by incorporating The Advocacy Group's specialized services, including:
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Mental health support services
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Addiction recovery programs
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Transitional and community housing assistance
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Financial counseling and resource navigation
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Care coordination and discharge planning
Key Partnership Benefits
The partnership emphasizes seamless coordination through the following:
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Strengthened community engagement and support networks
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Expanded resource accessibility
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Enhanced provider-patient communication
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Improved health outcome tracking
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Better addressing of social determinants of health
Collaborations between healthcare organizations like UCLA Health and The Advocacy Group are increasingly recognized as essential for providing comprehensive care and addressing the social determinants of health and recovery services.
Resource Sharing
Advocacy groups offer specialized knowledge and resources that complement healthcare services, supporting a more holistic approach to patient care.
Comprehensive Care
Partnerships enable healthcare providers to connect patients with services for mental health, housing, food security, and recovery support, improving health outcomes.
Community Engagement
Advocacy organizations’ deep community ties provide insights that help healthcare providers address local needs more effectively.
Patient Navigation
Case managers assist patients in navigating the healthcare system, coordinating appointments, and accessing support services to improve treatment adherence.
Data Sharing
Shared data initiatives help evaluate program effectiveness, leading to better care strategies and targeted community services.
Funding Opportunities
Collaborations open doors to joint grants and funding, expanding the reach and impact of both organizations.
Training & Education
Collaborations offer training in cultural competence, trauma-informed care, and factors that influence patient well-being, enhancing care quality.
Advocacy
Healthcare organizations and advocacy groups can work together to influence policies that improve access to care, housing stability, and economic opportunities.
