Only July 16, 2024, The Primary Care Collaborative hosted a discussion with CMS leaders about how Medicare Part B payment policy could improve health by strengthening primary care.
Leaders from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) outlined how recently proposed changes to Medicare Part B payment policy could strengthen primary care.
Good Intentions Aren't Good Enough: Connecting Patients to Supports to Address Social Determinants of Health
How can social needs be integrated into clinical care? Lower socioeconomic status is strongly linked to poor health outcomes, which often persist even among those with coverage and access to care. Many parts of the health care system have embarked on "upstream" interventions to connect patients to resources and supports. What's working so far and what needs improvement? Join us as we tackle these questions and more.
Leading edge employers and health plans are investing in innovative, whole-person primary care models for employees and their families. The pandemic forced changes as work and care went virtual, demand for behavioral health services increased, and routine preventive care and chronic care were sidelined. Watch PCC's May 2023 webinar to hear innovative practices, employers, and health plans discuss what it takes to build and sustain advanced primary care. We are joined by Aetna, Crossover Health, Morgan Health, and Blue Shield of California.
Results from the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) suggest that ACOs with more PCPs and more care provided by PCPs are associated with higher shared savings. Is Medicare leveraging this learning? Are ACOs? Join us for a timely discussion and help us share these findings.
