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This webinar, made by possible by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, will explore how providers are advancing enhanced medication management strategies, including Comprehensive Medication Management (CMM). CMM is a patient-centered, clinical pharmacist-led care service delivered in collaboration with other health care providers to optimize medication use and improve patient health outcomes. Guest speakers will include two leaders participating in the Community Management of Medication Complexity Innovation Lab: Randy McDonough, Co-Owner and Director of Clinical Services at Towncrest Pharmacy, and Amanda Brummell, Director of Clinical Ambulatory Pharmacy Services, Fairview Health System. These presenters will discuss how to design and build a business case for payers to reimburse providers for enhanced medication management services, and explore several value-based payment models.

Hamilton, NJ, June 21, 2018 - The Center for Health Care Strategies (CHCS) launched the Community Management of Medication Complexity Innovation Lab, a multi-site demonstration that will identify and test community-based strategies to improve medication-related outcomes for people with complex health and social needs. This national initiative, made possible with support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and led by CHCS, will work with five competitively selected organizations to expand and enhance existing community-based medication management programs.

The pilot sites and regions they serve are (items in bold are also CPF grantees!):

• Northwestern University Health Literacy & Learning Program (HeLP) Lab, Chicago, IL
• Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
• ThedaCare Health System, Appleton, WI
• Towncrest Pharmacy, Iowa City, IA
• University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy and Fairview Health Services, Minneapolis, MN