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I recently had a great chat with John Erwin of CareNet, a company that helps insurers and doctors do the heavy lifting needed to build the medical home model.
The medical home model is one of those things that makes so much sense that you slap your forehead and say, “Why didn’t I think of that?” Basically, the model involves making primary care doctors the cornerstone of the health care system, or as Erwin put it, “funneling everything through your doctor.”
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