Abstract
In 2016, the HPC launched the Targeted Cost Challenge Investments Program (TCCI Program) to support promising innovations that supported achievement of the Commonwealth’s cost containment goals while improving access to high-quality care. The TCCI Program provided $6.6 million in funding to ten awardees, who partnered with more than 60 community organizations to conduct 18-month programs. All awardees drew on existing evidence or successful demonstration projects to inform their care models, with some awardees building on active or past pilots conducted within their organizations and others launching entirely new programs. The HPC used a mixed-methods approach to evaluate the TCCI Program, using key performance indicators (KPIs) and qualitative deliverables from each program.