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In the CY 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Final Rule, CMS has expanded the use of the complex care management add-on code (G2211) to include services provided in the home — not just in-office settings. This update empowers providers to deliver more comprehensive, patient-centered care where it’s needed most. 👉 Join our upcoming webinar to explore how Medicare can continue to advance home-based medical care and strengthen whole-person, accountable care across the system.

For millions of homebound beneficiaries, home-based primary care is more than convenience—it’s a lifeline. Join Duke-Margolis on November 18 to explore how Medicare can expand access to home-based care that improves outcomes, enhances patient experience, and reduces avoidable hospitalizations. Together, we can chart a sustainable roadmap for the future of care. Learn more and register here: https://duke.is/9/ct26

Home-based primary care (HBPC) can transform outcomes for homebound beneficiaries—but policy gaps remain. The Duke-Margolis Institute for Health Policy is taking steps to address these gaps. Join us on November 18 for our webinar: “Are We There Yet? Building the Roadmap for Home-Based Primary Care,” where speakers will discuss opportunities for to lay the foundation for HBPC in both Medicare Advantage and Traditional Medicare. Ahead of the event, check out our Health Affairs Forefront article on how Medicare can better leverage HBPC to improve value and outcomes for homebound beneficiaries: https://duke.is/v/k5eu

Hear insights from health policy leaders shaping the future of home-based primary care. During the Duke-Margolis Institute for Health Policy’s upcoming webinar, “Are We There Yet? Building the Roadmap for Home-Based Primary Care,” speakers will discuss how to strengthen accountability, quality, and sustainability in Medicare Advantage and Traditional Medicare. We look forward to hearing from these experts: • Scott Bane, The John A. Hartford Foundation • Mark McClellan, Duke-Margolis Institute • Frank McStay, Duke-Margolis Institute • Christine Ritchie, Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital • Julie Sacks, Home Centered Care Institute • Kristofer Smith, Ruby Health • Montgomery Smith, Duke-Margolis Institute Register today: https://duke.is/9/ct26

How can Medicare better support care for homebound beneficiaries? Join the Duke-Margolis Institute for Health Policy’s upcoming webinar, “Are We There Yet? Building the Roadmap for Home-Based Primary Care,” to learn more. During this event, speakers will explore how home-based primary care can deliver higher-value care for high-need and seriously ill patients while ensuring sustainability across Medicare models.

📢📢⏰Join Duke-Margolis for an important conversation on the future of home-based serious illness care. We'll discuss recent policy advancements, emerging CMS priorities, barriers that continue to limit access and scale, and actionable strategies to strengthen payment, regulatory, and accountability frameworks for older adults with complex needs. #HomeBasedCare #HomeBasedPrimaryCare #SeriousIllnessCare #HealthyAging #HealthPolicy #Medicare