
| Date: | OCTOBER 5, 2001 |
| Title: | Primary Care Case Management: Lessons for Medicare? |
| Manager: | Lisa Sprague |
| Summary: | This Forum session looked at primary care case management (PCCM) as a tool that states have used to manage the delivery of care to their Medicaid populations, an alternative to contracting with commercial managed care plans. (States had found PCCM a flexible means of advancing state policy goals, including quality improvement, disease management, and coverage of special-needs populations.) The speakers considered provider and beneficiary perspectives on PCCM as well as state agency objectives and accomplishments and explored the question of adapting the PCCM model for Medicare. |
| Speakers: | Vernon Smith, PhD, Principal, Health Management Associates; L. Allen Dobson Jr., MD, President, Cabarrus Family Medicine, and Medical Director, North Carolina ACCESS II and III; Rebecca Pasternik-Ikard, Director, SoonerCare and Care Management Services, Oklahoma Health Care Authority; Christine Nye, Senior Vice President, Medicare and Medicaid Development, Schaller Anderson, Inc.; Robert Berenson, MD, Senior Advisor, Academy for Health Services Research and Health Policy |
| Related Materials: |
More information available in the accompanying publication, Issue Brief No. 768. |