New Blog Post: The warm handoff in diabetes care is not a response to complications. It is a standard feature of care for a condition that is biopsychosocial from the start.

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http://allred.consulting/2026/04/the-warm-handoff-in-diabetes-care-more-than-a-metabolic-problem/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

What PCPs come to trust is not what they were told in a meeting but what they observed over months: that the BHC shows up, that warm handoffs are met with enthusiasm rather than...

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http://allred.consulting/2026/04/introducing-the-model-to-pcps-building-the-partnership-that-makes-pcbh-work/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

Eliot asked us to be present and willing—to be quietly human. Primary care behavioral health built a system for answering those calls—not with elaborate machinery, but with presence, intention, and a colleague who is in the building right now.

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http://allred.consulting/2026/04/the-warm-handoff-part-two-beyond-the-basics/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

E.M. Forster's novel Howards End (1910) has an important theme about connection: "Only connect." He meant these word as an instruction—a belief that the distance between people, whatever its source, is the thing most worth closing...

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