Sanford Healthcare Solutions, Inc.

10/20/2022

Please enjoy our article on the theoretical grounding for our case management practice. P.11

03/12/2021

If you have an interest in connecting your mental health patients with expert case management, we can help.

We specialize in helping individuals navigate the healthcare system properly and make real progress on a plan of care.

Some of our clients have reduced ER usage by as much as 90%. We have assisted homeless clients to find housing, and have introduced support systems where there were none.

Hospital systems, MSO’s, insurance companies, extended families and any stakeholders in the healthcare system may benefit from our services.

01/09/2021

Our high-risk psychiatric team has reached an incredible goal: no ER visits and no hospitalizations for any of our clients in the month of December.

Most of our clients have used the ER frequently for care in the past, so this is an amazing feat for both our staff and clients. After many sacrifices and obstacles, this is a rewarding moment.

“Give, and it will be given to you.” - Luke 6:38

12/31/2020

The arrival of stimulus checks can actually be a time of great risk and temptation for many of our clients.

Here is a list of free virtual meetings available for addictions of all kinds:

https://recoverycentersofamerica.com/recovery-resources-during-coronavirus/virtual-na-and-aa-meetings/

12/15/2020

Today, we celebrate finding housing for two formerly homeless individuals who were at risk of going back to the street.

We are grateful for every opportunity to do good.

06/06/2018

(Adapted* from Su***de Prevention Resource Center (SPRC) & American Association of Suicidality (AAS) (2008). Assessing and Managing Su***de Risk: Core Competencies for Mental Health Professionals.)

05/09/2017

https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2017-05/bu-cdr050417.php

Evidence in a new study casts doubt on the idea, favored by members of both political parties, that slapping a copay on Medicare home health care will save money by deterring use of the benefit among seniors.

11/21/2016

(2/3) “We celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary in Branson, Missouri. On the drive home, she kept telling me that we were going the wrong way. She was very insistent. I didn’t fight her. I kept letting her turn around because I knew that eventually we’d hit the main road back to Michigan. I knew then. Her father had dementia. And so did his father. So I knew what was happening. Soon she started forgetting names. When it started getting really bad, she wanted to walk away. She was always trying to leave the house. I’d have to lie in front of the door to keep her from going. One morning I woke up and I couldn’t find her. I freaked out: ‘Where did she go? Where did she go?’ I ran outside and it was totally dark. Down the road there was a streetlight. And I could barely see her—crossing the road. I ran and I got her. But she fought me. She didn’t want to come back home.”

09/02/2016

Aducanumab, a new drug that some researchers are calling the most promising yet in the fight against Alzheimer’s, suggests it is possible to clear the brain of the amyloid protein, a characteristic of the disease.

01/03/2016

Old technology gaining new attention.

The Fisher Wallace Stimulator® is a wearable neurostimulation device that is cleared by the FDA to treat depression, anxiety and insomnia. During each 20-minute treatment session, the device gently stimulates the brain to produce serotonin and other neurochemicals that reduce depression and anxiety…

12/17/2015

We know this time of year can be difficult for many. Please reach out if you need someone to talk to - we're here, 24/7/365.