PCPP plans to identify and recommend policies and practices to establish and benefit ACOs that have a patient-centered medical home foundation.
The co-chairs include Blair Childs, senior vice president of public affairs for Charlotte, N.C.-based Premier Healthcare Alliance; Ted Epperly, MD, CEO of Family Medicine Residency of Idaho and professor at University of Washington School of Medicine; Dana Safran, ScD, senior vice president for performance measurement and improvement at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts and professor at Tufts University School of Medicine; and Craig Sammit, MD, MBA, CEO for Madison, Wis.-based Dean Health System.
Read the release on Center for Accountable Care.
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