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Caseload Improvement
How We Help
Provider Identification
Contracting & Credentialing
Service Coordination
Visit Notes Collection
Reconciliation & Payments
Performance Management
Who We Serve
PACE Programs
Special Needs Plans
Medicare Advantage
Modernizing Network Management of In-Home Services
Traditional network management for in-home services is operationally expensive, unresponsive, and ill-adapted to serve the unique needs of care managers, product designers, and the current network management team.
From provider identification to contracting and credentialing, Dina simplifies, organizes, and aligns your approach to in-home service network management with key outcomes and performance milestones. Leveraging Agentic AI, in-home care contracting experts, and Dina’s fulfillment platform, we reduce administrative expenses while significantly streamlining critical access to outcome improving personal care services.
Used by Leading Government Programs
Faster Access = Better Outcomes
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Fewer Hospitalizations
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Uptime
Reduce Costly
Healthcare Moments
To reduce costly healthcare moments like readmissions, avoidable hospitalizations, and ED visits, Dina’s contracted network of caregiver agencies and fulfillment platform leads to accelerated starts of care by finding the right provider for the right member.
We pair quality-oriented, SLA-backed networks with closed loop coordination powered by proprietary data sources to ensure members are supported at key moments in their journey.
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Closing the Gap Between SNP Design and Delivery: Operationalizing In-Home Care for 2027
As Medicare Advantage product teams finalize their 2027 bids, the pressure is on. Decisions made now will shape not only benefit design, but also the operational complexity plans will live with for years to come. For teams designing Special Needs Plans (SNPs), one...
Dina Recognized as Finalist for the 2025 Digital Health Awards at HLTH
Chicago, IL, October 6, 2025 — Dina, is thrilled to announce its selection as a finalist for the prestigious 2025 Digital Health Hub Foundation: Digital Health Awards at HLTH. Dina was chosen as a finalist for the Rising Star - Home Health Diagnostic &...
2025 in Review — What California Health Plans Need to Prepare for in 2026 and 2027
As 2025 comes to a close, California health plans are reflecting on a year defined by regulatory changes, budget pressures, and growing demands for better care coordination, integration, and dual-eligibility management. The challenge has been clear: serve more complex...
The OBBBA has Arrived: Navigating Policy Shifts Driving Special Needs Plans Forward
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is more than just sweeping federal legislation—it marks a decisive shift in how dual-eligible care will be financed and delivered. While headlines have focused on tax reforms and political infighting, two foundational provisions...
The LTSS Reboot: Why In-Home Networks Are Central to the Future of D-SNPs
Over the next 18 months, some of the country’s largest and most complex dual-eligible programs—across Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Massachusetts, and Texas—are undergoing major structural reform. These states are moving from fragmented demonstrations and passive...
Mid-Year Check-In: Is Your PACE Program Meeting the 7-Day Service Delivery Requirement?
The FY 2025 CMS Final Rule for MA, Part-D, and Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) introduced significant changes aimed at improving participant outcomes, enhancing compliance requirements, and increasing accountability across the board. As we reach...