Organized System of Care (OSC)Similar to an accountable care organization, an OSC is a community of caregivers that has responsibility for a specific patient population. OSCs differ from ACOs in that there is more flexibility in how the communities of caregivers are identified, defined and organized.

Why it’s important?An OSC program uses the patient-centered medical home model as its foundation, also expanding it to include hospitals and specialists, including psychologists so that all healthcare providers are working together. This allows all of us to manage a population of patients so that care is both cost-effective and of the highest possible quality.

What are the main objectives of the program?The main objectives of our Organized Systems of Care, MichCare, are to identify the population we serve, track performance, establish performance goals and improve health care quality. We’re also working with Blue Cross to develop a payment model that rewards improvements in patient management.

Organized Systems of Care

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