Patients with primary care providers (PCPs) within the F&MCW system who were eligible for care coordination programs were invited. In the control group, only medium- and high-risk patients were given access to care coordination; low-risk patients did not receive transitional care. Using technology to target areas of health care that are traditionally risky and resource limited for patients is necessary to advance health care. Association of a care coordination model with health care costs and utilization: the Johns Hopkins Community Health Partnership (J-CHiP). Consumer Informatics and Digital Health: Solutions for Health and Health Care.

Source: Wall Street Journal February 14, 2024 21:10 UTC