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The Oncology Patient Centered Medical Home: A Transformational Model


​​The Oncology Patient Centered Medical Home (OPCMH)® is a model of care that actively attends to patient and family needs, coordinates all aspects of hematology/oncology care, promptly communicates with other health care providers, measures and improves quality and performance, while resulting in lower costs for patients and payers.

OPCMH was pioneered by John Sprandio MD, a national leader in developing and advocating the application of the principles of the patient centered model of care.  His practice, Consultants in Medical Oncology and Hematology, (CMOH) is the first oncology/hematology practice to obtain the National Committee on Quality Assurance’s (NCQA) Level 3 recognition as a patient-centered medical home, the highest level achievable.  His practice has also received the Quality Oncology Practice Initiative (QOPI) certification from the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).

“Our uniquely recognized, physician driven model of hematology and oncology care is focused on reducing the fragmentation of care by addressing common failures of care delivery and care coordination.”  John D. Sprandio, MD, FACP

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Oncology Management Services:  Infrastructure & Expertise

Oncology Management Services Inc. (OMS) provides the infrastructure, the expertise, as well as the tools and templates to practices, medical systems, ACOs, and payers interested in implementing the OPCMH model.

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OPCMH is a timely, validated model for assessing and transforming your practice.

Learn More about OPCMH For more information or schedule a consultation, contact us at info@opcmh.com.

Key Meetings and Presentations

  • Institute of Medicine National Policy Forum, October 8-9, 2012
  • Genentech Symposium:  OPCMH:  Impact on Patients, Providers and Payers, October 31, 2012
  • ASCO:  Payer Provider Initiatives, November 5, 2012

Recently, John D. Sprandio, MD and Susan Tofani presented the OPCMH model and its results to the Cancer Center Business Summit, Transitioning to Value Based Oncology, Strategies to Survive and Thrive”.