A Patient-Centered Medical Home For The I/DD Population—The Woods Services Model

Last year we really began tracking the Medicaid long-term services and supports (LTSS) move to manage care models, and the industry shift of services for consumers with intellectual/developmental disabilities (I/DD) in that direction as well. As we’ve reported before, 50% of consumers with I/DD receive their health and behavioral health benefits through Medicaid health plans—and 15% of those consumers have their LTSS services delivered via managed care models (see I/DD & Managed Care? There Will Be Requirements). One of the developing trends in primary care is the use of the Patient-Centered Medical . . .