CARE TRANSFORMATION COLLABORATIVE OF RHODE ISLAND Sample Clauses

CARE TRANSFORMATION COLLABORATIVE OF RHODE ISLAND. (CTC-RI) The Care Transformation Collaborative of Rhode Island (CTC-RI) promotes the patient-centered medical home model of care throughout the State of Rhode Island. CTC-RI coordinates this work with all major health care stakeholders through the Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model to improve care, lower costs and promote better health outcomes for Rhode Islanders.
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CARE TRANSFORMATION COLLABORATIVE OF RHODE ISLAND. The Contractor is required to participate both financially and operationally in the Care Transformation Collaborative of Rhode Island (CTC-RI), including Patient-Centered Medical Home for Kids (PCMH-Kids), according to the requirements for participation as set forth by EOHHS and consistent with parameters established by the CTC-RI Executive Committee. This participation will include, but not be limited to provision of high utilizer reports to participating practice sites, provider PMPM payments, CTC-RI administrative payments, and referrals to community health teams. Reporting requirements for all providers shall follow OHIC procedures which can be found at the following link; xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx.xxx/ohic-reformandpolicy- pcmhinfo.php
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