Provider, Interdisciplinary Staff, and Patient Perspectives on the Potential for Cognitive Assessment and Care Plan Services in Primary Care
John Mulcahy, Jennifer Wolff, Cynthia Boyd, Quincy Samus, Obehiaghe Oniha, Emmanuel Angomas, Elizabeth Kelly, Maura McGuire, Jessica L Colburn, Marcela Blinka, Halima Amjad
Abstract
In 2017, Medicare introduced the cognitive assessment and care plan (CACP) billing code to incentivize comprehensive care for people living with dementia (PLWD). CACP requires addressing 8 care domains. Adoption of CACP has been limited, particularly in primary care. We identified barriers and facilitators of implementing CACP in primary care.
Citation: Mulcahy JF, Oniha O, Angomas E, et al. Provider, Interdisciplinary Staff, and Patient Perspectives on the Potential for Cognitive Assessment and Care Plan Services in Primary Care. Journal of Primary Care & Community Health. 2025;16. doi:10.1177/21501319251393871