Discover PCMH
Discover how the PCMH model can help your practice provide higher quality healthcare, improve operational efficiency, and involve your patients in their care.
Fundamental ideas behind the Patient-Centered Medical Home Model of Care:
- The program aims to lower costs, enhance the care experience, and maximize health outcomes
- The person is at the core of this model and is treated with a holistic approach
- The person is a partner in the healthcare setting which focuses on their experience
What makes Connecticut’s Person-Centered Medical Home Program Unique?
- The program offers financial incentives for 18-24 months while the practice is on the Glide Path working towards NCQA Recognition with a Community Practice Transformation Specialist (CPTS). This excludes FQHC practices
- Those incentives increase when the practice receives recognition as an NCQA Level 2 or Level 3 practice
- The CPTS team is knowledgeable and experienced in assisting practices with resources to work towards recognition at no cost
- The CPTS continues to work with the practice after recognition, assisting with the practice’s renewal at no cost
- The CPTS team is available to assist FQHC and Hospital Outpatient Clinics with The Joint Commission PCMH certification or NCQA Recognition (Level 1-3) at no cost
Below, you will find links to help you understand the PCMH concept and how implementing the PCMH model can improve your practice.
Types of Practices
Get the information specific to your practice type. Whether your practice is a Private Practice, FQHC, or Outpatient Hospital Clinic, we can help you.
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Read stories from other practices about their experience with PCMH.
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See the many practices that have successfully achieved PCMH recognition.
Learn MorePCMH Evidence
See the evidence supporting the success of the PCMH model and its impact on cost, quality, health outcomes, and patient satisfaction.
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