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26
Apr
2008

New Medical Home Monitor Newsletter Tracks Emerging Model Of Primary Care

Much more than bricks and mortar, the medical home model of care is changing the landscape of the healthcare industry. To track pilots and progress in this patient-centered model of care, the Healthcare Intelligence Network has launched a new complimentary monthly e-newsletter, The Medical Home Monitor.


(1888PressRelease) April 26, 2008 - Manasquan, NJ, USA - The medical home model is gaining ground in the healthcare community as a critical response to the state of primary care. Patients, payors and providers are realizing the benefits that can result from providing accessible, continuous, comprehensive, family-centered, coordinated, compassionate and culturally effective care improved clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction levels that don't increase healthcare costs.

To keep pace with this growing initiative, the Healthcare Intelligence Network is pleased to announce its newest free monthly e-mail newsletter, the Medical Home Monitor. This newsletter will keep you up-to-date and well-informed on the latest medical home issues and developments, providing news, analysis, Q&A and audio interviews with early adopters and monitoring its impact on healthcare coverage, physician practices and reimbursement models. For more information and to subscribe, please visit http://www.hin.com/cgi-local/link/news/pl.cgi?medhomenewsletterpr

Background on the Medical Home: In the medical home model, the patient's physician leads a team that collectively takes responsibility for the patient's ongoing care, which is coordinated across hospitals, nursing homes, insurers and the patient's family and community. Initially advanced by pediatricians in the 1990s, the model is gaining ground throughout primary care. The establishment of medical homes figures prominently in efforts to reduce improper use of costly hospital emergency rooms and has prompted providers to seek revisions in reimbursement models to match this new model of care.

Newsletter Highlights: Medical Home Monitor will track the construction of medical homes around the country and their impact on healthcare access, quality, utilization, cost and reimbursement. As providers and payors reframe care delivery, this e-newsletter will cover the pilots, practice transformations, tools and technology that will guide healthcare organizations toward clinical excellence. For more information and to sign up, please visit http://www.hin.com/cgi-local/link/news/pl.cgi?medhomenewsletterpr

“Primary care as we know it is being redefined as healthcare providers and insurers begin to turn toward this new model of care. HIN’s Medical Home Monitor will give industry professionals the latest developments on medical homes across the country, guiding payors and providers on the marketing of the medical home to members and patients and providing access to a wide variety of information resources on medical home applications. Please contact Patricia Donovan to arrange an interview or to obtain additional quotes.

About the Healthcare Intelligence Network:
HIN is the premier advisory service for executives seeking high-quality strategic information on the business of healthcare. For more information, contact the Healthcare Intelligence Network, PO Box 1442, Wall Township, NJ 07719-1442, (888) 446-3530, fax (732) 292-3073, e-mail info ( @ ) hin dot com, or visit http://www.hin.com.
 

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