Action items your office can take to be ready for patient-centered medical home

Why This Topic Matters

Patient-centered medical home adoption can affect how a practice organizes leadership, coordinates care, and manages information flow. Understanding the operational areas highlighted here can help practices assess readiness and plan a smoother transition.

Article Sections

1. Changes in management of practice

   This section focuses on leadership structure, internal communication, and staff coordination needed to support a practice transition. It also covers general preparation steps and planning considerations.

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   This section presents broad practical suggestions for staying engaged with medical home initiatives, developing a transition plan, and considering technology adoption.

3. Adopt technology

   This section discusses the need to evaluate practice technology resources and review available systems that can support medical home operations. It includes general guidance for practices without in-house information technology support.