Leveraging Medicaid in a Multi-Payer Medical Home Program: Spotlight on Rhode Island's Chronic Care Sustainability Initiative

Julia Paradise, Marsha Gold and Winnie Wang

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Abstract: This brief, the last of three case studies examining key operational aspects of coordinated care initiatives in Medicaid, focuses on Rhode Island's Chronic Care Sustainability Initiative.

Keywords: Medical Home; Rhode Island; Chronic Care; Sustainability Initiative; Medicaid (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 15
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