In September, the RI Health Insurance Commissioner Patrick Tigue, MPP presented an overview of OHIC’s behavioral health (BH) policy reform and regulatory enforcement to the CTC-RI Board of Directors.
Congratulations to 16 CTC-RI PCMH Kids Cohort 3 practices for successfully achieving NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home recognition! A practice that achieves this national recognition has demonstrated that their provided care for children and families is patient-centered, comprehensive, and a
CTC-RI/PCMH Kids was invited to present at the Milbank Multi-Payer Virtual Seminar on the work that Rhode Island is doing to improve linkages between primary care and maternal-child health practitioners.
Samantha Morton, JD, CEO of Medical-Legal Partnership Boston, presented the first of a 2-part training on strength-based screening at the September Nurse Care Manager/Care Coordinator (NCM/CC) Best Practice Sharing meeting.
PCMH Kids October Stakeholder meeting provided another opportunity to hear from Quatia "Q" Osorio, BSBA CCHW, CLC, MCHS CPE MCHW, Doula, Founder of Our Journ3i, and past member of the Women’s Health Council Planning Committee.
Practices participating in the UnitedHealthcare-funded year-long learning collaborative are focusing on improving tele-IBH (integrated behavorial health) services and preparing to apply for or renew NCQA Behavioral Health (BH) Distinction.
The mission of CTC-RI is to support the continuing transformation of primary care in Rhode Island as the foundation of an ever-improving integrated, accessible, affordable, and equitable health care system. CTC-RI brings together critical stakeholders to implement, evaluate and spread effective multi-payer models to deliver, pay for and sustain high-quality, comprehensive, accountable primary care.