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. 2011 Apr 29;11:e017. doi: 10.5334/ijic.518

Table 5.

Increased identification of residents in need

Site Evidence
Mid-Manhattan • One hundred percent of ED visits by participating residents enrolled in the MyMeds program were reported to the NORC-SSP
• Approximately 30% of the (100) enrollees were new to the NORC-SSP
Lower Manhattan • All enrollees received at least one intervention (e.g. home care referrals, NORC nurse visit, phone reminders, etc.) through the integrated diabetes assessment program, with many receiving multiple interventions
Queens • Approximately 100 client assessments or reassessments were conducted by NORC-SSP staff (approx. 25 per quarter) using the Hartford Falls Risk Assessment protocol
• Approximately 70% of those clients assessed for falls risk were determined to be at risk and in need of intervention
Brooklyn • Approximately one-quarter of all participating residents reported that their physician or physician office staff asked if they were a client of the Brooklyn-based NORC at the time of an office visit