The patient-centered medical home can go only so far in providing comprehensive, coordinated care. To extend the positive elements of the medical home beyond primary care, you need medical neighborhoods—but there are significant communication barriers between PCPs and specialists that must be overcome for the neighborhood model to work.
Fortunately, care compacts provide the mechanism for addressing challenges such as poor feedback loops or collaborative care planning.
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