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Reducing hospital admissions: MADS can provide ongoing medical and social support to adults with chronic medical conditions, which can help prevent hospital admissions.
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Shortening hospital stays: MADS can provide post-acute care to adults who are discharged from the hospital, which can help shorten their hospital stays.
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Reducing emergency department visits: MADS can provide ongoing medical and social support to adults with chronic medical conditions, which can help prevent emergency department visits.
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Providing care for complex medical conditions: MADS can provide specialized medical care for adults with complex medical conditions, which can reduce the need for hospitalization.
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Providing medication management: MADS can provide medication management services to adults, which can help prevent medication errors and reduce the need for hospitalization.
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Providing caregiver support: MADS can provide caregiver support services to family members or other caregivers, which can help prevent caregiver burnout and reduce the need for hospitalization.
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Providing rehabilitation services: MADS can provide rehabilitation services to adults, which can help them recover from illness or injury and reduce the need for hospitalization.
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Providing nutrition services: MADS can provide nutrition services to adults, which can help manage chronic medical conditions and reduce the need for hospitalization.
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Providing socialization opportunities: MADS can provide socialization opportunities to adults, which can improve their mental health and reduce the need for hospitalization.
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Lower cost of care: MADS is often less expensive than hospital care, which can help hospitals save money on healthcare costs while still providing high-quality care to their patients.
