Evaluation of the Comprehensive Primary Care Plus Initiative (CPC+): First Annual Report, Findings at a Glance

Peikes, Deborah; Anglin, Grace; Harrington, Mary; Ghosh, Arkadipta; Geonnotti, Kristin; O'Malley, Ann; Dale, Stacy; Hoag, Sheila; Petersen, Dana; Singh, Pragya; Tu, Ha; Blue, Laura; Orzol, Sean; Keith, Rosalind; Mutti, Anne; Cohen, Genna; Higgins, Tricia; Felland, Laurie; Barterian, Linda; Peebles, Victoria; Lechner, Amanda; Morrison, Nikkilyn; Au, Melanie; Laird, Jessica; Oh, Grace; Machta, Rachel; Little, Jasmine; Brown, Randall

Evaluation of the Comprehensive Primary Care Plus Initiative (CPC+): First Annual Report, Findings at a Glance

Deborah Peikes, Grace Anglin, Mary Harrington, Arkadipta Ghosh, Kristin Geonnotti, Ann O'Malley, Stacy Dale, Sheila Hoag, Dana Petersen, Pragya Singh, Ha Tu, Laura Blue, Sean Orzol, Rosalind Keith, Anne Mutti, Genna Cohen, Tricia Higgins, Laurie Felland, Linda Barterian, Victoria Peebles, Amanda Lechner, Nikkilyn Morrison, Melanie Au, Jessica Laird, Grace Oh, Rachel Machta, Jasmine Little and Randall Brown

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Abstract: Comprehensive Primary Care Plus (CPC+) is the largest and most ambitious primary care payment and delivery reform ever tested in the United States.

Keywords: Comprehensive Primary Care Plus; CPC+; CPC Plus; first annual report; findings at a glance; advanced primary care; care delivery requirements; access and continuity; risk-stratified care management; comprehensiveness and coordination; patient and caregiver engagement; planned care and population health; patient-centered medical home model; Medicare fee-for-service; multi-payer; health information technology; quality-of-care outcomes; value-based purchasing; enhanced payment; data feedback; learning supports; payment reform (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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