The University of Chicago’s Comprehensive Care Program is recognized nationally for its programs that effectively defragment care for complex patients. Dr. David Meltzer’s Comprehensive Care Physician (CCP) and Comprehensive Care, Community, and Culture (C4P) programs not only deliver excellent care and resources, but they are deeply interested in helping to advance the spread and uptake of these models at an even larger scale.
That is why they are holding the 2027 Comprehensive Care Conference from May 19-20 in Chicago. The conference brings together a community of practitioners with experience or interest in developing, implementing, and evaluating care models that defragment care for patients who are frequently hospitalized and often experience complex medical and social needs. Drawing on implementation science best practices, this year’s program will focus on reducing unnecessary health care utilization and costs through structuring, incentivizing, and evaluating comprehensive care model implementation.
In the meantime, their planning committee wants to hear what knowledge areas and topics you are most interested in. Please take a moment to complete this short form so we ensure the conference agenda is as valuable as possible.
Official registration and call for poster submissions will open in November, CME credit will be available, and poster sessions across both days will offer a chance to share your/your team’s work. If you know colleagues doing this work, please forward this email along!
