CareMore |
Multistate |
CareMore, a Medicare Advantage health plan, was an early adopter of the idea that targeting high-risk patients could improve outcomes and reduce costs. The plan uses capitated Medicaid payments to pay for transportation, patient education and a multi-disciplinary care team at one of the plan's Care Centers. CareMore operates in seven states (California, Nevada, Arizona, Iowa, Tennessee, Georgia and Virginia) and covers 130,000 lives. The plan partners with its network of primary care physicians in order to identify high-risk patients who are then referred for treatment at one of the integrated Care Centers. The team is designed to provide high-touch care before, during and after visits. To make the program cost-effective, nurses and non-physician staff are relied on to perform a good deal of care. |
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Target Population |
Medicare beneficiaries and dual-eligibles with high-cost, high-risk conditions |
Care Team |
Nurse practitioners, medical assistants, physicians |
Timeframe |
2010 - present |
Results/ Studies |
N/A |
Funding |
Medicare per-member per-month payments |
Resources |