Description of an evaluation of the Oregon health center Alternative Payment Methodology

Funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, this paper discusses four safety net hospitals navigating accountable care efforts and the role of health centers in those efforts.

This brief describes Sunset Community Health Center’s efforts to transition to a value based payment with shared savings under Medicaid managed care.

This brief describes how El Rio Community Health Center engaged payers to help identify high risk patients and optimize the health of all of their patients through patient-centered, coordinated care.

This web-based tool helps health centers assess and identify areas for improvement in key competencies needed to successfully engage in the most prevalent and emerging payment reform models.

Funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, this case study highlights the successful experiences of AltaMed and three key factors to shaping their role in  payment reform, care delivery transformation, and their financial sustainability. This white paper complements an AltaMed case study written by the Integrated Healthcare Association as part of the same RWJF grant. The case study describes how AltaMed uniquely positioned itself to engage in a diverse array of value based payment models; the models they pursued; and the data used to transform care and ensure financially viable models. 

The purpose of the infographic is to describe how SDH data would be used for a variety of goals that would have traction with the clinic staff audience who may likely need to modify workflows and behavior in order to collect such data.  The visual case could be used in presentations or hung on a provider break room wall.

This resource provides a detailed roadmap for the steps to be taken toward developing an FQHC alternative payment methodology.

This resource describes the Oregon FQHC Alternative Payment Methodology (APM) goals, key components, and next steps.

This resource will equip health center stakeholders with the motivation, knowledge, and ability needed to collect and use standardized social determinants of health data.