“…14,15 In NC and elsewhere, medical homes have been shown to improve disease management, ensure receipt of general preventive services, reduce the risks of medication contraindications, reduce health disparities, and create efficiency gains. 16,17 Moreover, medical homes may be useful in improving cancer survivorship care, given that the management of cancer survivors requires coordination of multiple medications, providers, and procedures to ensure optimal cancer follow-up and management of noncancer health care needs. [18][19][20][21] Community Care of North Carolina (CCNC) is an innovative medical home program initiated in the 1990s to enhance primary care case management in vulnerable populations insured by Medicaid.…”