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|Videos|July 15, 2013
Transitioning to a Patient-Centered Medical Home
Author(s)Aubrey Westgate
In this video, a physician and staff members from a five-physician practice discuss their transition to a Patient-Centered Medical Home.
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Practices across the country are transitioning to the
In this video, a physician and staff members from Greater Baltimore Medical Center at Hunt Valley, a five-physician practice in Hunt Valley, Md., discuss their transition to a medical home and how it is changing their roles and responsibilities.
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