Add to ORKGOutlines provisions to promote accountable care organizations and medical homes among safety-net providers, as well as issues such as the dominance of managed care in Medicaid and the difficulty of creating incentives to coordinate care for the uninsured
The wave of new Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), spurred by financial incentives in the Afford...
Outlines discussions about increasing primary care provider participation; specialist and mental hea...
The U.S. health care system is expensive, fragmented, poorly organized, and fails too often to deliv...
The Affordable Care Act includes several provisions designed to encourage greater coordination and i...
With the expansion of coverage as a result of federal health care reform, safety net providers are c...
Olmsted County, Minnesota has convened a Health Care Access Task Force to address the availability o...
Editor’s note: The two essays in this issue’s Report on Health Reform Implementation section emerged...
This report examines efforts to improve the coordination of health care among safety net providers i...
Provides an overview of the concept of accountable care organizations in the 2010 healthcare reform,...
BackgroundSafety net primary care providers, including as community health centers, have long been i...
Prior to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), health care safety-net programs were the primary source of c...
Following passage of health care reform in Massachusetts, the Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA), a pub...
Research Objective: The Massachusetts’ Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program (MassHealth/...
Outlines provisions in the Affordable Care Act for integrating healthcare services for low-income wo...
The passage of the Affordable Care Act presented opportunities and challenges for safety net provide...
The wave of new Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), spurred by financial incentives in the Afford...
Outlines discussions about increasing primary care provider participation; specialist and mental hea...
The U.S. health care system is expensive, fragmented, poorly organized, and fails too often to deliv...
The Affordable Care Act includes several provisions designed to encourage greater coordination and i...
With the expansion of coverage as a result of federal health care reform, safety net providers are c...
Olmsted County, Minnesota has convened a Health Care Access Task Force to address the availability o...
Editor’s note: The two essays in this issue’s Report on Health Reform Implementation section emerged...
This report examines efforts to improve the coordination of health care among safety net providers i...
Provides an overview of the concept of accountable care organizations in the 2010 healthcare reform,...
BackgroundSafety net primary care providers, including as community health centers, have long been i...
Prior to the Affordable Care Act (ACA), health care safety-net programs were the primary source of c...
Following passage of health care reform in Massachusetts, the Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA), a pub...
Research Objective: The Massachusetts’ Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program (MassHealth/...
Outlines provisions in the Affordable Care Act for integrating healthcare services for low-income wo...
The passage of the Affordable Care Act presented opportunities and challenges for safety net provide...
The wave of new Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), spurred by financial incentives in the Afford...
Outlines discussions about increasing primary care provider participation; specialist and mental hea...
The U.S. health care system is expensive, fragmented, poorly organized, and fails too often to deliv...