The Person-Centered Primary Care Measure Performance Measure (PCPCM PRO-PM) utilizes the PCPCM PROM (a comprehensive and parsimonious set of 11 patient-reported items) to assess the broad scope of primary care: accessibility; comprehensive, whole person focus; integration of care across acute and chronic illness, prevention, mental health, and life events; coordinating care in a fragmented system; knowing the patient as a person; developing a relationship through key life events; advocacy; providing care in a family context; providing care in a community context; goal-oriented care; and, disease, illness, and prevention management. The PCPCM PRO-PM performance measure, generated from the patient reported instrument, goes beyond usual patient experience or satisfaction measures, to use the on-the-ground view of patients to assess elements of primary care missed by usual measures and gives clinicians a distinctive and comprehensive view from a patient’s perspective. 1. My practice makes it easy for me to get care. Definitely Mostly Somewhat Not at all 2. My practice is able to provide most of my care. Definitely Mostly Somewhat Not at all 3. In caring for me, my doctor considers all the factors that affect my health. Definitely Mostly Somewhat Not at all 4. My practice coordinates the care I get from multiple places. Definitely Mostly Somewhat Not at all 5. My doctor or practice knows me as a person. Definitely Mostly Somewhat Not at all 6. My doctor and I have been through a lot together. Definitely Mostly Somewhat Not at all 7. My doctor or practice stands up for me. Definitely Mostly Somewhat Not at all 8. The care I get takes into account knowledge of my family. Definitely Mostly Somewhat Not at all 9. The care I get in this practice is informed by knowledge of my community. Definitely Mostly Somewhat Not at all 10. Over time, my practice helps me to stay healthy. Definitely Mostly Somewhat Not at all 11. Over time, my practice helps me to meet my goals. Definitely Mostly Somewhat Not at all