Rural implications of the Primary Care incentive Payment Program

Fred Ullrich; A Clinton MacKinney; Keith Mueller; RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis

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Rural implications of the Primary Care incentive Payment Program

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Rural implications of the Primary Care incentive Payment Program

Fred Ullrich, A Clinton MacKinney, Keith Mueller and RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis

Rural policy brief, (2013 5), pp.1-4

06/01/2013

PMID: 25403061

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Abstract

Key Findings. (1) Both the number and proportion of providers eligible to receive Primary Care Incentive Payments in 2011, 2012, and 2013 increased during the years used to determine eligibility (2009, 2010, and 2011). (2) For most practice types, rural providers were more likely to be eligible for Primary Care Incentive Payments. However, rates of eligibility varied between provider types. (3) Rural Family Practice physicians were less likely to be eligible for Primary Care Incentive Payments than their urban counterparts.

United States

Eligibility Determination

Forecasting

Health Care Reform

Humans

Medicare

Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

Physician Incentive Plans - economics

Physician Incentive Plans - legislation & jurisprudence

Physician Incentive Plans - trends

Physicians, Family - economics

Physicians, Family - legislation & jurisprudence

Primary Health Care - economics

Primary Health Care - legislation & jurisprudence

Primary Health Care - manpower

Rural Health Services - economics

Rural Health Services - legislation & jurisprudence

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Title: Subtitle: Rural implications of the Primary Care incentive Payment Program
Creators: Fred Ullrich
A Clinton MacKinney
Keith Mueller
RUPRI Center for Rural Health Policy Analysis
Resource Type: Journal article
Publication Details: Rural policy brief, (2013 5), pp.1-4
PMID: 25403061
eISSN: 2152-0267
Grant note: U1C RH20419 / PHS HHS
Language: English
Date published: 06/01/2013
Academic Unit: Health Management and Policy; Public Policy Center (Archive)
Record Identifier: 9984221639402771

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