Breaking down findings by high-responding industry sectors, this report includes the following data points:

• Status of current and planned care coordination programs to improve healthcare delivery and outcomes and enhance the patient experience;
• Settings in which care coordination occurs;
• Approaches built into care coordination efforts, from team-based care to medication management;
• Common care coordination activities, including plans of care, home visits, community resource links and many others;
• The most effective care coordination activity;
• Members and responsibilities of the care coordination team;
• Health professional with primary care coordination responsibility;
• Populations targeted for care coordination;
• Clinical conditions targeted for care coordination;
• The most challenging conditions for which to coordinate care;
• Tools to identify and risk-stratify individuals for care coordination;
• Frequency of patient visits for care coordination;
• Modes of care coordination (e.g. face-to-face, telephonic, virtual, etc.);
• Care coordination team communication channels;
• Average monthly caseloads for care coordinators;
• Health technology devices connected to care coordination programs;
• Reimbursement trends for care coordination, including a look at prevalence and payment structure;
• Most significant challenges of care coordination;
• Most effective care coordination tools, workflows and protocols;
• Greatest successes achieved by care coordination programs;
• Care coordination impact on clinical outcomes, quality of care, patient and provider engagement, value-based reimbursement and other key healthcare metrics;
• ROI from care coordination;
• Leading edge technologies that will drive improvements in care coordination;
• The complete May 2019 Care Coordination survey tool;
• and much more.