
|Articles|October 1, 2006
New momentum on building a medical home for the child with a chronic health problem
Care provided by a primary care practice that embraces the medical home model is better organized, more accessible, and less stressful to coordinate-so say parents of children who have special health-care needs. Here is a look at how you and your practice benefit from providing family-centered care within the medical home model.
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