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Improving Behavioral Health Care for Medicare Beneficiaries: Atrius Health (Case Study)

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  • Elyse Pegler
  • Nikki McKoy
  • Ethan Jacobs
  • Kate D'Anello

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This case study describes how Atrius Health, a participant in the Pioneer Accountable Care Organization (ACO) model, has worked to improve behavioral health care for Medicare beneficiaries.

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  • Elyse Pegler & Nikki McKoy & Ethan Jacobs & Kate D'Anello, "undated". "Improving Behavioral Health Care for Medicare Beneficiaries: Atrius Health (Case Study)," Mathematica Policy Research Reports e14ce3c52c4f4d66a79555729, Mathematica Policy Research.
  • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:e14ce3c52c4f4d66a79555729b1c6cfe
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    Pioneer ACO; Behavioral Health; Atrius Health; Case Study; Multi-Specialty Medical Practice; Evidence-Based Practices; Care Transformation;
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