Who We Serve
Our
Partners.
The Rose Program partners with a broad range of healthcare organizations to deliver compassionate, expert palliative care to patients and families across every setting.
Whether you are an assisted living community, health plan, or value-based care organization, we are built to work alongside you in delivering high-quality, patient-centered care.
150+
Partner Facilities Nationwide
55%
Avg. Reduction in Rehospitalizations
90%
Advance Directive Completion Rate
6+
Years of Proven Results
Partnership Philosophy
We believe in delivering care where individuals need it most.
The Rose Program is not a one-size-fits-all service. We tailor our clinical model to your setting, patient population, and organizational goals, bringing specialized palliative expertise that complements the work your team is already doing.
Whether you serve seniors in assisted living, manage health plan members with complex conditions, or lead a value-based care organization, we bring the tools, team, and experience needed to deliver meaningful, measurable outcomes.
Complementary, Not Competitive
We integrate seamlessly with your existing staff, delivering proactive communication and the specialized clinical expertise you need.
Results You Can Measure
Accountability drives our work. Every partnership is evaluated against key performance indicators, including advance directive completion, patient satisfaction, and core clinical outcomes.
What Partnership Looks Like:
Skilled Nursing Facilities:
Skilled nursing facilities care for individuals who require a higher level of medical support while maintaining dignity, comfort, and quality of life. Many residents are living with multiple chronic conditions, serious illness, or advanced age, making palliative support an essential layer of care.
The Rose Program integrates directly into your facility’s care team, participating in interdisciplinary care conferences, maintaining open communication with families and staff, and supporting the management of complex symptoms. We focus on aligning care with each resident’s goals and ensuring their wishes are clearly documented, communicated, and honored throughout their stay.
What Partnership Looks Like
By partnering with The Rose Program, your community gains more than just a clinical service, you gain a strategic partner dedicated to your success. Our program helps improve your facility’s clinical reputation, supports family satisfaction scores, and reduces the administrative and operational burden on your wellness directors and nursing staff.
Partner Type
Value-Based Care
Organizations.
Value-based care organizations are rewarded for keeping patients healthy, reducing unnecessary utilization, and delivering high-quality outcomes, not just volume. Palliative care is one of the most powerful tools available for achieving all three goals simultaneously.
Reduced Utilization
Providing proactive palliative support helps prevent crisis-driven hospitalizations and ER visits, improving utilization metrics and shared savings performance.
Clear Documentation
Care preferences are thoroughly documented to support informed decision-making, reduce unwanted interventions, and promote consistency across the care team.
Quality Improvement
Palliative partnerships consistently improve quality metrics, from patient satisfaction scores to STARS ratings, thereby supporting value-based contract performance.
Partner Type
Health
Plans.
Health plans serve members across a broad spectrum of conditions and needs. For members with serious illness, the stakes are highest, and the potential for meaningful improvement in quality of care (and cost of care) is greatest.
The Rose Program partners with health plans to identify high-risk members, provide embedded palliative support, improve quality metrics, and reduce avoidable utilization, all while ensuring members feel truly supported rather than managed.
Value for Health Plans
Improved HEDIS and quality metrics · Reduced avoidable ER visits and hospitalizations · Enhanced member satisfaction scores · Better advance care planning completion · Alignment with value-based care goals
Partner Type
Accountable Care
Organizations (ACOs).
Accountable Care Organizations are groups of doctors, hospitals, and other healthcare providers who coordinate to deliver high-quality care to Medicare patients. ACOs are rewarded for reducing costs while maintaining or improving quality, making palliative medicine a natural and powerful partner.
The Rose Program supports ACO REACH patients and other complex Medicare beneficiaries with proactive, goals-aligned care that reduces costly, burdensome interventions that patients often don't want.
What is an ACO?
An Accountable Care Organization is a network of healthcare providers that share responsibility and financial accountability for the health outcomes of a defined patient population. ACOs earn shared savings when they deliver high-quality care at lower cost.
How Rose Supports ACOs
We proactively identify seriously ill patients, engage them in goals-of-care conversations, manage complex symptoms, and coordinate care across settings, directly supporting the quality metrics and utilization goals that drive ACO success.
Partner Type
Institutional Special
Needs Plans(ISNPs).
Institutional Special Needs Plans (ISNPs) are a specialized form of Medicare Advantage coverage designed for individuals who require an institutional level of care, most commonly those residing in skilled nursing facilities. Members enrolled in ISNPs often have complex, serious medical conditions that benefit from highly coordinated, palliative-aligned support.
The Rose Program is uniquely positioned to support ISNP populations by delivering onsite palliative expertise, advanced symptom management, and proactive care planning. Our model strengthens coordination across care teams while supporting alignment with ISNP quality measures and utilization goals.
ISNP + Rose = Better Outcomes
Our ISNP partnerships consistently demonstrate reduced hospitalizations, improved advance directive completion, better STARS ratings, and higher member satisfaction — the metrics that matter most for ISNP performance.
Ready to build a
partnership?
Whatever type of organization you lead, we would love to learn about your patient population, your goals, and how The Rose Program can help you achieve them. Let's start a conversation.