The Medicaid Care Coordination Models Driving Strategy In Your State
Care coordination models matter. The approach that a payer takes to care coordination fundamentally changes the service delivery system—and provider reimbursement. For specialty provider organization executive teams, understanding the care coordination models preferred by payers is critical to strategy, referral generation, revenue and growth, reimbursement, and marketing planning.
The OPEN MINDS team conducted an analysis of the Medicaid care coordination models used in each state in their report, State Medicaid Care Coordination Initiatives: The 2019 Update. They looked at seven models …
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