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Summary
This study evaluates a coordinated care program
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Disease Management
- Case Management
Background:
- Healthcare Financing Administration (HCFA) sought demonstration sites for coordinated care.
- Programs were evaluated for clinical and financial outcomes.
- Focus on integrated care models.
Purpose of the Study:
- To assess the viability of a specific coordinated care site.
- To determine success in a mixed healthcare payment environment (managed care and fee-for-service).
- To demonstrate effective disease and case management strategies.
Main Methods:
- Site selection based on potential for positive clinical and financial results.
- Implementation of a coordinated care model.
- Evaluation of performance under mixed payment systems.
Main Results:
- The selected site aims to demonstrate program success.
- Focus on thriving within a blend of managed care and fee-for-service.
- Evidence of positive clinical and financial outcomes is anticipated.
Conclusions:
- The coordinated care site is positioned to prove its effectiveness.
- The model shows promise for success in diverse healthcare payment structures.
- Successful integration of disease and case management is key.