Working with Innovista’s community health worker team, the daughter of a Medicaid member reached out to share progress on her father and appreciation for the assistance they provided: “Thanks for everything. You’re truly a blessing. I know it’s not over. It’s been a long journey but I’m starting to see the change. I am not who I was yesterday, tomorrow I will not be who I am today.”
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