Table 2.

Integrated Care Models

Integrated Care Models	Overview/Description
Four Quadrant Model	Population-based planning framework for the clinical integration of health and behavioral health services; describes the need for a bi-directional approach, addressing the need for primary care services in behavioral health settings, as well as the need for behavioral health services in primary care settings.
IMPACT	Collaborative care in which the individual’s primary care physician works with a care manager/behavioral health consultant to develop and implement a treatment plan.
Chronic Care Model (CCM)	Influenced the development of the patient-centered medical home and is foundational to the Health Disparities Collaborative.
Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH)	Stress that care under the medical home model must be accessible, family-centered, continuous, comprehensive, coordinated, compassionate, and culturally effective.
Cherokee Health Systems	A real-life integrated setting which articulates the importance of innovation in advancing the integration of primary care and mental health.