Skip to main content

Advanced Search

Advanced Search

Current Filters

Filter your query

Publication Types

Other

to

Grant

/

Evaluating a Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Benefit for Accountable Care Organization Members

Grant Details

Grantee Organization
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Principal Investigator
Seth Berkowitz, M.D., M.P.H.

Term
9/3/19 - 9/2/21

Award Amount
$171,761

Approval Year

Related Program
Health Care Delivery System Reform

Topics
Delivery System Reform

Grant Details

Grantee Organization
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Principal Investigator
Seth Berkowitz, M.D., M.P.H.

Term
9/3/19 - 9/2/21

Award Amount
$171,761

Approval Year

Related Program
Health Care Delivery System Reform

Topics
Delivery System Reform

Using claims and clinical records data from the UNC Senior Alliance accountable care organization (ACO), a Next Generation ACO Model, the project team will seek to understand the impact of the nonemergency medical transportation benefit on adults with complex needs. The specific aims of the project include: 1) determining association between transportation program participation, health care utilization, and quality of care; 2) determining the financial return on investment of the transportation program, and comparing estimates to results obtained using the Commonwealth Fund’s ROI calculator; and 3) exploring changes in patient-reported outcomes related to the transportation program.

Related Grants

National Primary Care Transformation Summit

Leveraging Value-Based Payments to Improve Drug Spending, Utilization, and Equity

JASA Gala 2023