The program aims to reward primary care physicians who actively coordinate and manage patient care across the health care system. Primary care providers who participate as an Aetna PCMH receive a quarterly “coordination of care” payment for every commercial Aetna member in their care.
All 29 of Cornerstone’s primary care practices have been recognized by the National Committee for Quality Assurance as patient-centered medical homes.
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