Outcomes of Implementing Patient Centered Medical Home
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Outcomes of Implementing Patient Centered Medical Home
Outcomes of Implementing Patient
Centered Medical Home Interventions:
A Review of the Evidence from Prospective
Evaluation Studies in the United States
U P D AT E D N O V E M B E R 1 6 , 2 0 1 0
Kevin Grumbach, MD
Center for Excellence in Primary Care
Department of Family and Community Medicine
University of California, San Francisco
Paul Grundy, MD, MPH
IBM Global Healthcare Transformation
President, Patient-Centered Primary Care
Collaborative
A
bundant research comparing nations, states
and regions within the US, and specific
systems of care has shown that health systems built on a solid foundation of primary
care deliver more effective, efficient and equitable care
than do systems that fail to invest adequately in primary
care.1,2 However, some policy analysts have questioned
whether these largely cross-sectional, observational studies are adequate for making inferences about whether
implementing major policy interventions to strengthen
primary care as part of health reform would in the relatively short term “bend the cost curve” at the same time
as improving quality of care and patient outcomes.
In October 2009, we issued a review of available
research evidence from prospective, controlled studies
of patient centered medical home interventions in
the United States designed to enhance and improve
primary care. This report updates our review of
patient centered medical home evaluations. Since
our 2009 report, findings from several additional
evaluations of patient centered medical home
interventions have been released. These include some
patient centered medical home initiatives mentioned
in our 2009 report which have released updated findings from ongoing assessments, as well as evaluations
of new patient centered medical home initiatives
not included in last year’s report. In total, the patient
centered medical home initiatives included in this
report involve more than a million patients cared for
in thousands of diverse practice settings, involving
both private and public payers.
The findings from our updated review are entirely
consistent with those of our 2009 report: Investing in
primary care patient centered medical homes results
in improved quality of care and patient experiences,
and reductions in expensive hospital and emergency
department utilization. There is now even stronger
evidence that investments in primary care can bend
the cost curve, with several major evaluations showing that patient centered medical home initiatives have
produced a net savings in total health care expenditures for the patients served by these initiatives.
Section 1 of the report provides a summary of the key
findings on cost related outcomes. Section 2 provides
more background information about each patient
centered medical home model and includes data
on quality and access in addition to costs, as well as
reference citations. The methods used in the review
are described in the Appendix.
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PCMH Models
Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound
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emergency department costs relative to controls.
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Navigator PCMH Model
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controls (p=.21).
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well below the national average.
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among highest risk patients).
B. Private Payer Sponsored
PCMH Initiatives
BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina-Palmetto
Primary Care Physicians
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control patients.
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group.
BlueCross BlueShield of North Dakota-MeritCare
Health System
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admissions per 1,000 customers dropped by
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benchmarks.
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C. Medicaid Sponsored
PCMH Initiatives
Community Care of North Carolina
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ëÌ>izations for asthma and 16% lower emergency
department visit rate.
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compared with $1,000 for controls. In an evaluaÌÊëiVwV>ÞÊiÝ>}ÊV
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Johns Hopkins Guided Care PCMH Model
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nursing facility days.
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practice.
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total hospital days per 1,000 enrollees 26.6%
lower than competitors.
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Erie County PCMH Model
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lowered hospitalization rates, with an estimated
savings of $1 million for every 1,000 enrollees.
Geriatric Resources for Assessment and
Care of Elders
UÊUse of the emergency department significantly
lower. The subgroup defined at the start of the
study as having a high risk of hospitalization was
found to have significantly lower hospitalization
rates compared with high-risk usual care patients.
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Home Interventions and Outcomes
A. Integrated Delivery Systems
Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound
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consumer-owned integrated delivery system in the
Northwest, is rolling out a major transformation of its
primary care practices. In 2007, Group Health
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redesign at one of its Seattle clinic sites. The redesign
included substantial workforce investments to reduce
primary care physician panels from an average of
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email virtual visits, and allocate daily “desktop medicine” time for staff to perform outreach, coordination,
and other activities. The redesign emphasized teamL>Ãi`ÊV
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using modalities including EHR patient portals.
A controlled evaluation of the pilot clinic redesign, published in peer-reviewed journals,Î]{ found the following:
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status or particular health conditions.
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200,970 adults enrolled at the 19 other Group
Health clinic sites. Analyses adjusted for any
baseline differences between intervention and
control groups.
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Surveys and quality indicator databases to measure patient experiences and processes of care.
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$10 PMPM reduction in total costs; total PMPM
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control patients (p=.076).
16% reduction in hospital admissions (p<.001);
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reduction in inpatient hospital costs relative to
controls.
29% reduction in emergency department use
(p<.001); 27 emergency department visits per
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department costs relative to controls.
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(p=.001).
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Pre-post controlled cohort study with 21 months
of follow-up cost and utilization data.
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UÊQuality outcomes
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more of its patients achieving target levels on
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Ã]ÊÃ}wcantly different from the control clinic trend; pilot
clinic patients also reported significantly greater
improvement on measures of patient experiences,
such as care coordination and patient activation,
relative to control patient trends.
Better work environment: Less staff burnout, with
only 10% of pilot clinic staff reporting high emoÌ>ÊiÝ
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of staff at control clinics, despite being similar at
baseline; Group Health has seen a major improvement in recruitment and retention of primary
care physicians.
As a result of the success of the pilot clinic redesign,
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Geisinger Health System ProvenHealth Navigator
PCMH Model
The Geisinger Health System, a large integrated
delivery system in Pennsylvania, implemented a patient
centered medical home redesign in 11 of its primary
care practices beginning in 2006, phased in over 17
months. Their ProvenHealth Navigator model focuses
on Medicare beneficiaries, emphasizing primary carebased care coordination with team models featuring
nurse care coordinators, EHR decision-support and
performance incentives.x
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UÊEvaluation design and time period
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of follow-up data.
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including patient out-of-pocket costs but excluding
pharmacy costs.6
UÊCost and utilization outcomes
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per 1,000 members per year in controls (p<.01).
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intervention improved quality of care, decreased duplication of services and tests, lowered hospitalization
rates and improved patient satisfaction while saving
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literature to identify evaluations of patient centered
medical home interventions. To be eligible for inclusion
in the review, evaluations needed to assess an intervention in the United States that consisted of a change in a
primary care delivery model that involved at least some
of the key redesign principles of the patient centered
medical home. The evaluations also needed to report
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