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New CMMI Innovation Models Support Digitally Enabled Care
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) introduced two innovative models, TMaH and IBH, recognizing the pivotal role of digitally enabled care in enhancing access and outcomes. TMaH focuses on comprehensive pregnancy care, integrating telehealth and data infrastructure investments, while IBH emphasizes integrating behavioral, physical, and social supports for mental health conditions. These models encourage investment in HIT infrastructure, bridging technology gaps for providers, and facilitating partnerships with health tech companies. By embracing digitally enabled care, particularly for maternal and behavioral health, CMS aims to address long-standing issues like health disparities and access barriers. These initiatives offer opportunities to reimagine care delivery and improve health outcomes for vulnerable populations, reinforcing the importance of investing in HIT infrastructure and innovative care models.
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CMS unveils two new models, TMaH and IBH, to advance digitally enabled care, recognizing its pivotal role in enhancing access and outcomes. TMaH focuses on comprehensive pregnancy care, integrating telehealth and data infrastructure investments, while IBH emphasizes integrating supports for mental health conditions. These models encourage HIT infrastructure investment, bridging technology gaps for providers, and facilitating partnerships with health tech companies. Embracing digitally enabled care, particularly for maternal and behavioral health, addresses long-standing issues like health disparities and access barriers. CMS aims to reimagine care delivery, improving health outcomes for vulnerable populations.
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