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What published CCM research can tell us
A CMS-commissioned evaluation estimated lower hospital and emergency-department use among CCM recipients. Here is what it measured, and where its findings stop.
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A CMS-commissioned evaluation
- Evaluation
- Mathematica for CMS, 2017
- Claims period
- 2014–2016
- Analysis
- 12 months of follow-up
- CCM recipients
- 273,225
- Matched comparison group
- 202,679 beneficiaries
- Design
- Observational, not randomized
47 fewer hospitalizations and 23 fewer emergency-department visits, including observation stays, per 1,000 beneficiaries were estimated relative to the comparison group, accounting for baseline differences.
What the findings do and do not establish
This was an observational evaluation. Participant selection and other study limitations affect how broadly its estimates can be applied. These are historical findings from other providers, not MySeema or IntraCare outcomes, and they do not establish the effectiveness of every navigation service.
Accountability in MySeema’s work
MySeema reports the work delivered to partners: care touches, care plans, follow-up actions, and patients routed back to the clinic. Partner-specific clinical outcomes require their own defined population, measurement approach, and follow-up.
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