Thank you to everyone who joined us for yesterday’s Civitas member-only webinar, “New CMMI Models: Implications for SDOH & Interoperability,” presented by Karen Ostrowski, Civitas’ Director of Health Policy and Partnerships. During the session, Karen shared timely insights on the four new models introduced by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) and what they signal for the future of payment reform – particularly the shift toward longer-term, population-level accountability across prevention, chronic care, accountable care, and serious illness.

Key takeaways included:

• These new models represent a clear evolution away from short-cycle pilots toward sustained, system-level accountability
• Interoperability is no longer a future goal—it is an assumed foundation embedded into model design
• Organizations working across health data, care delivery, and SDOH will need to align strategies, partnerships, and infrastructure to meet these expectations
• There is a growing need to operationalize data sharing and coordination capabilities that support whole-person, longitudinal care

Briefs can be found at the following links (please note that the ASPIRE brief is in progress):

• LEAD
• ACCESS
• MAHA ELEVATE

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