All Health Delivery Systems Can Play a Role in Addressing Violence

Addressing IPV in Your System

Health systems across the country are looking to enhance patient experience of care, improve health outcomes and decrease costs. No matter what health delivery system, addressing and preventing IPV can help reach these goals.

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Hospital-Based Programs

The Joint Commission recommends that hospitals and healthcare organizations have policies in place to identify and respond to IPV. Learn what hospital-based programs across the country are doing to respond.

Learn more about hospital based programs, public health responses, managed care and community health center programs below.

The Impact of Domestic Violence on Health Care
Case Study: Integrating Intimate Partner Violence Advocacy in Health Care Services and Benefits - A model for Co-Located Advocates

Managed Care Organizations

Managed Care and Coordinated Care organizations are uniquely positioned to promote prevention and coordinated responses to IPV. Some of the most innovative and comprehensive programs are in managed care settings.

Model Program: Kaiser Permanente’s Family Violence Prevention Program