Implementation Guide: Business Case
The Business Case Guide helps Community Health Centers and other primary care practices develop a financial strategy to support sustainable population health management.
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Health Center Leadership
Implementation Guide: Empanelment
The Empanelment Guide provides step-by-step guidance to help Community Health Centers and other primary care practices implement and sustain empanelment—the assignment or attribution of individual patients to primary care providers and care teams while considering patient and family preferences.
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Implementation Guide: Care Teams and Workforce
The Care Teams and Workforce Guide provides step-by-step guidance to help Community Health Centers and other primary care practices design, implement, and sustain high-performing, team-based primary care.
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Implementation Guide: Data Quality and Reporting
The Data Quality and Reporting Guide provides step-by-step guidance to help Community Health Centers and other primary care practices build a reliable foundation for performance measurement, population health management, quality improvement, value-based care, and health equity.
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PHMI Virtual Learning Session - June 2026
Session topics included quality improvement methods, data-driven implementation, health information technology, program and evaluation updates, financial sustainability amid policy shifts, peer problem-solving, and implementing clinical guidelines in routine care.
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Financial Foresight: Strategies for Sustaining Population Health Management Amid Policy Shifts
This session supported CEOs, COOs, CFOs, and other health center leaders in exploring policy and financial shifts affecting PHM work, considering strategies to mitigate financial risk, assessing revenue-generating activities, and identifying approaches to support continued population health management activities.
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PHMI Leads Peer Problem-Solving Session
This session supported PHMI leads in working through shared implementation challenges, exchanging practical ideas with peers, and identifying clear next steps to bring back to their leadership teams and implementation teams.
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Implementing Clinical Guidelines: Lessons from the Field
This session supported clinical leaders in exploring how to translate clinical guidelines into routine care through a peer case study, discussion of organizational and cultural factors that shape implementation, and reflection on one concrete next step to advance population health management work at their health center.
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Maximizing Technology for Population Health Management
This session explored how health information technology (HIT) can support goals, clinical outcomes, and sustainable improvement. The session covered how to assess opportunities to better use current tools, consider how HIT can strengthen plan-do-study-act (PDSA) cycles and implementation plans, and discussed how AI may support efficiency beyond the office visit.
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