Collaborative Care for Low-Income Patients From Racial-Ethnic Minority Groups in Primary Care: Engagement and Clinical Outcomes.

Michelle A Blackmore¹, Urvashi B Patel¹, Dana Stein¹, Kelly E Carleton¹, Sarah M Ricketts¹, Asif M Ansari¹, Henry Chung¹

¹Montefiore Care Management Organization (Blackmore, Ricketts), Einstein College of Medicine (Patel, Chung), and Montefiore Medical Group (Ansari), Montefiore Health System, Yonkers, New York; CareMount Medical, Population Health (Stein), and Mantra Health (Carleton), New York City.

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OBJECTIVE: To assess model impact and opportunities for improvement, this study examined collaborative care model (CoCM) engagement and clinical outcomes among low-income patients from racial-ethnic minority groups with depression and anxiety. METHODS: Starting in 2015, the CoCM was implemented in seven primary care practices of an urban academic medical center serving patients from racial-ethnic…

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