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HIN's fifth annual report on the patient-centered medical home (PCMH) documents the highest PCMH adoption rates to date, anticipated medical home participation in an accountable care organization (ACO) and continued co-location of medical home case managers. This resource also identifies ways that funds flowing from the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) are enhancing medical home services in the areas of preventive care, care transition management and physician and patient engagement.
2011 Medical Home Performance Benchmarks: Adoption, Utilization and Results is the Healthcare Intelligence Network's latest annual in-depth analysis of medical home awareness, adoption, tools, technologies, challenges, benefits and outcomes.
This exclusive 84-page report, now in its fifth year, analyzes the responses of 115 healthcare organizations to HIN's fifth annual industry survey on the PCMH, administered in April 2011. It delivers the latest metrics and measures on current and planned PCMH initiatives, providing actionable data on PCMH effectiveness, targeted populations and conditions, medical home team members, health IT in use, reimbursement, ROI and much, much more.
New data in the 2011 edition: Medical home participation in ACOs; preferred medical home accreditation and recognition programs; the growth of co-located case managers in the medical home; and impact of 2010 PPACA legislation on the PCMH model.
Download the executive summary of 2011 Medical Home Performance Benchmarks: Adoption, Utilization and Results.
The 2011 edition also contains useful tables comparing key PCMH trends from 2009 through 2011, providing a valuable quick-reference to PCMH evolution in recent years.
Sample Data: 2011 Medical Home Performance Benchmarks: Adoption, Utilization and Results
This all-new research report is supported with more than 100 graphs and tables and delivers strategies and lessons learned from leading medical home adopters on key aspects of the model — from the technologies employed in the medical home to overcoming the hurdles of practice transformation to devising reimbursement strategies that resonates with both providers and payors.
This report provides a high-level look at overall responses and also drills down to sector-specific views on PCMH activity as reported by responding hospitals, health plans and physician practices in the following areas:
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Adoption of the medical home model by healthcare organizations;
- Impact of medical home adoption on patient satisfaction, provider experience, care coordination, medication adherence and other key processes;
- Financial effect of the PCMH on the key metrics of provider reimbursement, healthcare utilization, operating costs, ER visits and hospital admissions;
- Targeted PCMH populations, percentage of population assigned to PCMHs, number of lives covered by medical homes and number of participating physicians;
- Data on the expanding trend of the embedded case manager;
- Key aspects of physician practice transformation, including duration, implementation cost and patient/provider engagement strategies;
- Key roles on the medical home team players — health coach, case manager, dietitian, social worker, nurse practitioner and more;
- Top reimbursement models in use by active medical homes;
- Prevalence of incentives for PCMH participation (by providers/members/patients);
- Metrics to measure the effectiveness of the PCMH;
- Top health technologies in use in operating medical homes and
metrics for measuring PCMH effectiveness;
- Frank commentary on the challenges, benefits and impact of medical home construction;
and much more.
Download the executive summary of 2011 Medical Home Performance Benchmarks: Adoption, Utilization and Results.
The 84-page 2011 Medical Home Performance Benchmarks: Adoption, Utilization and Results is an essential planning tool that organizations can consult as they construct or renovate their medical homes. Benefit from peers' experiences and advice during healthcare reformation.
This report is part of the HIN Healthcare Benchmarking series, which provides continuous qualitative data on industry trends to empower healthcare companies to assess strengths, weaknesses and opportunities to improve by comparing organizational performance to reported metrics. |
