Being adaptable to technology and planning is key.
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A greater awareness at the highest levels is needed so that primary care gets the attention it deserves.
The ultimate effects won’t be known for some time, but a team-based environment will help everyone in the end.
Eliminating delayed care can lead to better cost savings and better outcomes.
Smaller practices will need to access a larger team and greater technology to succeed.
Prospective payment models are already showing great promise with both private and public payers.
Misaligned incentives are leading to high costs and poor outcomes.
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