MedCity News February 8, 2024
Marissa Plescia

Companion care company Papa has created two programs for health plans: one that addresses social drivers of health and one that aims to improve health plans’ star ratings.

Papa, a companion care company, announced two new programs Monday that will support health plans’ goals with social drivers of health (SDOH) and Medicare Star Ratings.

Miami-based Papa works with payers and pairs older adults and families with companions called Papa Pals, who can help with loneliness, meal prep, errands and household tasks. The company also has a remote team of social care navigators, who can assist with social issues the patient is experiencing. This team includes social workers, registered nurses, case managers and dietitians.

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