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Jay Shore1, Maryann Waugh1, Justin Harding1
1AccessCare Services, Aurora, Colorado (Shore, Roupas); Department of Psychiatry, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora (Shore); Evaluation Department, Colorado Access, Aurora (Waugh, Harding, Pepi, Ryan); Quandary Consulting & Analytics, Denver (Waugh).
Abstract:
The authors describe a real-world application of virtually integrated primary and behavioral health care implemented within an accountable care organization (ACO) system. Cost-of-care data from before and after a 6-month intervention were analyzed for 121 Medicaid and Child Health Plan Plus ACO members. The intervention was associated with a significant shift in the distribution of health care costs, from inpatient and emergency care to outpatient and preventive care. The program demonstrates a flexible and replicable approach to integration that can help expand effective primary care.
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