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1) Please categorize your organization:
 
Payor (Health Plan / Employer / TPA / PBM / Gov )
 
Provider (Network / Hospital / Physician / Pharma / Other Provider )
 
Vendor or Other
 
 
 
2) During 2011, how has your organization's involvement with medical home issues changed from 2010?
 
Increase
 
Same
 
Decrease
 
Not Applicable
 
 
 
3) Do you think that widespread adoption of the medical home model would:
 
Increase quality and lower costs
 
Increase quality but also increase costs
 
Have no effect on quality
 
 
 
4) What is the single most important issue to overcome in terms of widespread implementation of the medical home model:
 
Growing shortage of primary care physicians
 
Lack of sufficient incentives to adopt and implement EHRs
 
Lack of sufficient team culture being taught in medical schools and residency programs
 
Lack of payer commitment to reimburse care coordination
 
Other
 
 
 
5) How do you view Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs)? [check all that apply]
 
They are essential to improving quality while lowering costs
 
They need patient-centered medical homes as their foundaton or they won't succeed
 
They will turn out to be much difficult to form than people think
 
They are just a current fad and won't turn out to be the delivery system of choice
 
They will be squeezed by the commercial plans for cost savings like the old days of managed care
 
They will only take hold once Medicare and Medicaid are full players

 
 
 
6) What grade would you give CMS in advancing the concept of medical homes and patient-centered care?
 
A
 
B
 
C
 
D
 
F
 
 
 
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