1. Oregon Health Authority Patient-Centered Primary Care Home Program Quality & Health Outcomes Committee August 2013

2. Patient-Centered Primary Care Home Program HB 2009 established the PCPCH Program: Create access to patient-centered, high quality care and reduce costs by supporting practice transformation Key PCPCH Program Functions: PCPCH recognition and verification Refinement and evaluation of the PCPCH Standards over time Communication and provider outreach Coordination across OHA divisions, CCO development and health reform initiatives Restructure primary care payment to align with the PCPCH framework Technical assistance development

3. Core Attributes of a Primary Care Home 3 Oregon’s PCPCH model is defined by six core attributes, each with specific standards and measures

4. 4 As of August 2013 >425 recognized

5. 5 PCPCH Standards Advisory Committee met in fall 2012 Final report provided recommendations to:Final report –Clarify current criteria, and –Incorporate new standards to improve the current model Evidence-based –Each PCPCH standard supported in literature; full evidence base and sources available in final standards advisory committee report Modified proposed revisions based on public comment Updated criteria now available online and will be effective January 2014 Updates to the PCPCH Recognition Criteria

6. Summary of 2014 Criteria Current minimum criteria to become a PCPCH will remain the same More options available for clinics to achieve PCPCH recognition and higher Tier levels Application renewal cycle will be expanded from annually to every two years New opportunity for primary care homes to become Tier 3 “star” performers 6

7. PCPCH Scoring 10 must-pass standards that all clinics must meet in order to recognized at any Tier level Example: On-site language/cultural interpretation Menu of optional standards worth varying amount of points - Examples: 5 pts - Access to care outside normal business hours 10 pts - CAHPS patient experience survey 15 pts – Meets benchmarks on quality measures Expanded optional standards available in 2014 Example: Patient & Family Involvement in Quality Improvement – options worth 5, 10, or 15 points

8. PCPCH Tier Levels The total points accumulated determines a clinic’s overall Tier of PCPCH recognition: 8 Tier 1: 30 – 60 points and all 10 Must-Pass Standards Tier 2: 65 – 125 points and all 10 Must-Pass Standards Tier 3: 130 + points and all 10 Must-Pass Standards Lots of ways to get credit for the good things clinics are doing (or want to start doing)!

9. Provider Resources and Technical Assistance PCPCH Program Staff: PCPCH@state.or.usPCPCH@state.or.us Program website: www.PrimaryCareHome.oregon.govwww.PrimaryCareHome.oregon.gov Technical Assistance and Reporting Guidelines (TA Guide)TA Guide - 2011 criteria available now - 2014 criteria available mid-September Online learning modules for 2014 criteria available fall 2013 Patient-Centered Primary Care Institute - Public-private partnership supporting practice-level transformation 9

10. PCPCI Technical Assistance Current Offerings PCPCH Learning Collaborative - 25 clinics receiving in-person training, practice facilitation services, and stipends Website of downloadable resources at www.pcpci.orgwww.pcpci.org Monthly webinars on core practice transformation topics open to all - recorded & available online TA expert learning network and leadership learning collaborative Behavioral Health Integration Training (see handout) – Applications due Aug 30 th !

11. PCPCI Resources to Note Behavioral Health Integration - In-person and onsite trainingIn-person and onsite training - SBIRT tools, webinar, links to videosSBIRT tools, webinar, links to videos - Developmental screening – tools & webinar September 10thwebinar September 10th Using Data for Quality Improvement – tools & webinar August 20 thwebinar August 20 th Patient-Centered Interactions: Creating a truly Patient- Centered Primary Care Home – webinar September 17thwebinar September 17th

12. Jeanene Smith MD, MPH Chief Medical Officer - Oregon Health Authority (OHA) Administrator, Office for Oregon Health Policy and Research, OHA jeanene.smith@state.or.us E. Dawn Creach, MS PCPCH Program lead for Recognition, Technical Assistance, and Communications dawn.creach@state.or.us Nicole Merrithew, MPH PCPCH Program Director nicole.merrithew@state.or.us Visit: www.PrimaryCareHome.oregon.gov Contact us: PCPCH@state.or.uswww.PrimaryCareHome.oregon.gov