
Tennessee Health Care Innovation Initiative
THCII quality programs
Led by the state of Tennessee, THCII was created to lower costs and improve health care for Tennesseans. The program is designed to shift the health care system from volume-based to value-based, while protecting our members' physical and financial health by reducing ineffective or inappropriate treatments. In turn, doctors and hospitals are rewarded for delivering high-quality, efficient medical care.
The state of Tennessee launched the THCII to help improve the health of Tennesseans and address health care spending by changing the way health care is paid for in Tennessee. By moving toward a reimbursement model that pays providers based on quality and value rather than volume, doctors and hospitals are rewarded for delivering high-quality, efficient medical care.
THCII is focused on three key areas: Episodes of Care, Tennessee Health Link and Patient-Centered Medical Home.
State of Tennessee THCII resources
For questions, email the Division of TennCare at payment.reform@tn.gov
More about the THCII program
Episodes of Care
Tennessee Health Link (THL)
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