Federal Payment Reform

PCC has an established, reliable name in the field of healthcare, and particularly within primary care. PCC regularly issues comment letters on federal proposals and has an active dialogue with many federal agencies regarding healthcare payment reform. Most recently, PCC has offered comments to Congress and CMMI regarding the Physician Fee Schedule and the Primary Care First Model.  The proven track record has shown to key stakeholders and decision makers that the perspective of PCC and its members is both important and valuable. 

Resources

Federal and State Policy to Promote the Integration of Primary Care and Community Resources

Access Report | August 2013

Summary of Patient-Centered Medical Home Cost and Quality Results, 2010 – 2013

Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative | July 2013

Medical Home and Patient-Centered Care Medicaid Map

National Academy for State Health Policy | July 2013

The Primary Care Consensus: A Comparison of Health System Transformation Proposals

Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative | June 2013

A Bipartisan Rx for Patient-Centered Care and System-Wide Cost Containment

Bipartisan Policy Center | April 2013

Bending the Curve: Person-Centered Health Care Reform

The Brookings Institution | April 2013

Center for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation: Where Innovation is Happening

Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation | February 2013

State Innovation Model Testing Winning States

National Academy for State Health Policy - State (re)Forum | March 2013

Events & Media

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CAPG Annual Conference 2016:
June 16, 2016 | California Association of Physician Groups (CAPG)
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PCPCC National Briefing Webinar: MACRA, MIPS, APMs & CPC+:
April 28, 2016
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Do Medical Homes Work?
February 11, 2016

Related Content

Titolo Date Source
State-by-State Health Insurance Exchange Activity February 2013 Kaiser Family Foundation
State Accountable Care Activity February 2013 National Academy for State Health Policy
Confronting Costs: Stabilizing U.S. Health Spending While Moving Toward a High Performance Health Care System January 2013 The Commonwealth Fund
The ACO Surprise: 30 million Americans are enrolled in one:In just two years, a new model of healthcare captures 10 percent of the market. December 2012 Oliver & Wyman
Benefits of Implementing the Primary Care Medical Home:A Review of Cost & Quality Results, 2012 September 2012 Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative
National Strategy for Quality Improvement in Health Care April 2012 Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (AHRQ)
Using State Health Insurance Exchanges:to Drive Better, More Cost Effective Care April 2012 Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative
Better to Best: Elements to Achieve Accountable Care:Value Driving Elements of the Medical Home and Accountable Care March 2011 Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative
Payment Rate Brief March 2011 Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative
Payment Reform to Support High-Performing Practice:A Report from the PCPCC Payment Reform Task Force July 2010 Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative

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Titolo Source Date
Health and Human Services Department to dole out $293 million to boost primary care in high-need areas Healthcare Finance October 19, 2018
As billions in tax dollars flow to private Medicaid plans, who's minding the store? Kaiser Health News October 19, 2018
PCPCC STATEMENT ON RISK ADJUSTMENT FUNDING July 26, 2018
How one US state saved $240 million in health care spending Quartz March 1, 2018
Healthcare Coalition Calls on CMS to Maintain Leadership on Value-Based Payment November 22, 2017
Health reform driving payer-provider partnerships Healthcare Dive August 2, 2017
9 major takeaways from the 2018 MACRA proposed rule Healthcare Dive June 26, 2017
The forgotten track: Medicare ACOs qualify for third MACRA option Modern Healthcare May 26, 2017
Comprehensive Primary Care Plus (CPC+) Round 2 Region Announcement CMS May 17, 2017
Investment In Primary Care Is Needed To Achieve The Triple Aim Health Affairs Blog May 10, 2017

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