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Saturday, January 26, 2013

Schwartz Center Patient Centered Medical Home Practices

In 2013, the Schwartz Center aims to support and promote innovations that contribute to the development of Patient Centered Medical Home* practices that exemplify compassionate healthcare. The Schwartz Center defines compassionate healthcare as the recognition and validation of the needs, concerns and distress of others coupled with actions to ameliorate them in every health-related interaction.

Successful proposals will describe how grant funds will be used to support and enhance sustained and compassionate personal relationships between patients and families and their healthcare providers. Proposals should describe specific initiatives for maintaining the continuity of compassionate relationships between patients and all levels of care providers — especially where team-based care or care transitions can leave patients confused about who is coordinating their care. We are interested in supporting innovations that foster continuity in caring relationships — not just continuity in data and patient management systems.

2013 Eligibility:

Any 501(c)(3) not-for-profit healthcare organization/facility in the U.S. that meets any of the following criteria, as of the final application deadline of April 26, 2013:


If you are pursuing designation under one of the above criteria but do not expect to receive it until after April 26, 2013, you are not eligible for this round. 

Grant Period:    One-year or two-year period, beginning September 2013.  

Grant Range:    $25,000 - $75,000 per year.

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