HMPRG held a well attended conference yesterday on how local safety net institutions can leverage health care reform implementation. To continue the discussions that began yesterday, Illinois Health Matters has started a Facebook Discussion Board on the Illinois Health Matters Facebook page.
If your organization is doing something new to get ready for health reform or if you are looking for new partnerships (e.g., ACO’s, medical home models), please join the discussion on the FB page OR follow/join in on the discussion on Twitter using the hashtag #IHMFB.
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04/26/2011
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