How to Succeed Under Medicaid Managed Care
1deputy director, Practice Support Program, NC AHEC, Chapel Hill, North Carolina Deborah_grammer@ncahec.net.
Abstract:
North Carolina's move to Medicaid managed care is part of the larger move to value-based care nationally. Keys to value-based care guide how practices and health systems can navigate the new payment model. The experience of North Carolina's Area Health Education Centers with primary care practices that work on value-based care can serve as an important case study.
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