Evaluation of the Maryland Total Cost of Care Model: Implementation Report

Rachel Machta, Gregory Peterson, Jason Rotter, Kate Stewart, Shannon Heitkamp, Isabel Platt, Danielle Whicher, Keri Calkins, Keith Kranker, Linda Barterian and Nancy McCall

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Abstract: This is the first report for the independent evaluation of the Maryland Total Cost of Care (MD TCOC) Model. The report findings describe model implementation in the first two years and will serve as a foundation for interpreting future impact estimates and what aspects of the model might drive them.

Keywords: Maryland; Maryland Total Cost of Care Model; Implementation Report; Total Cost of Care; MDTCOC; MD TCOC; TCOC; Maryland All-Payer Model; All-Payer Model; MDAPM; APM; hospitals; Maryland hospitals; health systems; hospital global budgets; global budgets; care partners; Care Redesign Program; Hospital Care Improvement Program; Episode Care Improvement Program; Care Transformation Initiatives; Health Services Cost Review Commission; HSCRC; Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients; CRISP; Care Transformation Organizations; primary care practices; Maryland Primary Care Program; MDPCP; care delivery requirements; care management; patient and family advisory council; Maryland Department of Health; MDH; Comprehensive Primary Care Payments; Statewide Integrated Health Improvement Strategy; preventable hospitalizations; diabetes; opioids; Regional Partnership Catalyst Grants; Screening Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment; SBIRT; Value-based purchasing; payment reform; patient outcomes; patient experience; Quality Payment Program; Medicare fee-for-service; CAHPS; quality of care; impacts; effects; advanced primary care (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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