
The Veterans Health Administration implemented primary care intensive management for high-risk patients. Impacts of this program on patients’ medication adherence and adjustments were modest.
The Veterans Health Administration implemented primary care intensive management for high-risk patients. Impacts of this program on patients’ medication adherence and adjustments were modest.
Most patients in a large integrated healthcare system who were high-risk for hospitalization were at substantially lower risk within 2 years.
Significant changes were found in patients' utilization of healthcare related to early implementation of medical home components in VA primary care clinics.
Cost-sharing for antihypertensive drugs had the most significant and negative relationship with adherence for low adherers.
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