Colorado Patient Centered Medical Home Residency Program

Provider & Team Vitality

Redesigned curricula to train physicians in the core competencies of PCMH care delivery resulting in...

Population management measures

Quality Improvement (QI) processes

Continuity of Care

Self-management Support follow-up

Patient Centered Care

Colorado Patient-Centered Medical Home Residency Program

Effects of Hospital Systems on Medical Home Transformation in Primary Care Residency Training Practices

Practice Facilitation for PCMH Implementation in Residency Practices

Overcoming Early Barriers to PCMH Practice Improvement in Family Medicine Residencies

Curriculum Redesign for Teaching the PCMH in Colorado Family Medicine Residency Programs

5-Part Aim Impact Portfolio

Looking Ahead With HealthTeamWorks CEO Bert Miuccio - January 17th, 2017

The year ahead promises to be a very exciting one in healthcare. While the new federal administration and Congress hatch plans to unwind elements of the Affordable Care Act, I believe that there will be continuing emphasis on efforts aimed at improving quality, increasing patient and family...

Health Systems Can Influence Residency Practices’ Transformation - December 14th, 2016

Most primary care residency training practices have close financial and administrative relationships with teaching hospitals and health systems. Many residency practices have begun integrating the core principles of the patient-centered medical home (PCMH) into clinical workflows and...

Colorado Residency PCMH Project Findings Published in Family Medicine - December 8th, 2016

Primary care residency programs continue to adapt and change to become high-performing training sites for advanced primary care. Practice facilitation is a key method to assist practices in implementing organizational changes. HealthTeamWorks partnered with Colorado residency programs from 2009...

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Colorado Patient Centered Medical Home Residency Program

High Quality

HealthTeamWorks has demonstrated success in clinical quality improvement measures:

High Quality

IMPROVEMENT IN CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH IN COLORADO & NEW MEXICO

BP improvement 48%

HgbA1c >9 reduction by 28%

Tobacco use screening increase by 15%

Low Total Cost

COLORADO MULTI-STAKEHOLDER PCMH PILOT

Sought to increase communication between the patient & caregiver, and improve coordination of care within a medical neighborhood. Resulted in: