When building a healthcare service framework, one must ensure that all components function impeccably. Therefore, integrating core components of a healthcare delivery service is vital. Among the four essential ones, it is necessary to pay particularly meticulous attention to those of financing and insurance given the project goals and the specifics of the environment in which the facility is located. Namely, the specified components will determine the viability of the project and its potential for meeting the needs of the selected vulnerable population. Since financing defines the very existence of the project in a rather expensive context of New York City, and the insurance opportunities will encourage experts in the specified field to consider the specified project as an employment opportunity, the identified opponents must be seen as the priority in the implementation of the core goals.
The role that financing as a component of the healthcare delivery system will play in the implementation of the project under analysis is immeasurable. Given the fact that the project implies recruiting a substantial number of participants and controlling their performance of specific exercises, particularly, running during a specified period, tools for accurate measurement and assessment of the outcomes are critical. In turn, given the fact that the project under analysis does not involve any visible physical challenges for the participants, nor does it entail an immediate outcome in the form of a recovery or a drastic improvement in health management, the financing for its implementation may cause certain challenges. Although it would be catastrophically wrong to label the project as less significant since it allows for preventing and identifying threats of cardiovascular issues in patients, as well as the related concerns, it may still be overlooked, with the resulting challenges in care delivery, risk management, control, and eventual assessment (Hess et al., 2020). Therefore, creating a budget and a financing model that will allow addressing the described concerns is instrumental to the implementation of core goals.
Additionally, the insurance component must be seen as an indispensable part of the project’s success. Providing security to the project and its participants, insurance will guarantee that possible issues and emergencies will be addressed properly, with minimum damage to any of the participants involved (Shi & Singh, 2021, p. 6). Thus, the integration of the insurance element is an integral part of the implementation process. Specifically, insurance opportunities must be given to recruited staff members, particularly, healthcare experts offering participants the required guidance. Moreover, the project will require insurance for some of its items due to the expensive nature of some of the therapy elements. Finally, insurance against disasters and similar concerns will have to be facilitated to keep the levels of safety at a decent level. With the specified components in place, the project can be implemented successfully.
With financing being the key premise based on which the viability of the project is defined, and the insurance issue will determine the possibility of recruiting healthcare experts for providing high-quality services to the selected vulnerable demographic, the specified components must be placed at the forefront of building the service. Namely, the described items will facilitate the quality of the project performance, while also ensuring that possible threats and issues will be addressed by securing a proper insurance type. For this reason, the insurance and financing issues must be placed at the forefront of the project under analysis.
References
Hess, D., MacIntyre, N., & Mishoe, S. (2020). Respiratory care: principles and practice (4th ed.). Jones & Bartlett Learning.
Shi, L., & Singh, D. A. (2014). Delivering health care in America: A systems approach (8th ed.). Jones & Bartlett Learning.