Who runs many of the Medicare coordinated care plans (CCPs)?

Medicare coordinated care plans (CCPs) are primarily run by major payers that offer commercial coverage. These organizations have the infrastructure and resources to manage the complex requirements of coordinating care for Medicare beneficiaries. They typically incorporate a wide range of healthcare services and providers to ensure comprehensive management of patients' health needs.

Major payers, such as private health insurance companies, have established these plans to deliver integrated care that coordinates services across various providers and settings. This approach is designed to improve health outcomes for beneficiaries while also controlling costs. Therefore, these plans aim to deliver a holistic, patient-centered experience, which reflects the goals of the Medicare program to enhance the quality of care for older adults and those with disabilities.