U.S. Department of Health & Human Services

Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative: Participating Practices

Name: Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative: Participating Practices
Creator: U.S. Department of Health & Human Services

Healthcare practices involved in the Comprehensive Primary Care (CPC) Initiative are listed, detailing their participation in this multi-payer effort to strengthen primary care through public and private health care payer collaboration. Each entry includes the practice name, geographic location, and specifics of its involvement with the initiative.

Example records

Namebrand	Cityaddress	Stateaddress	Street Addressaddress	Full Addressaddress	Name Of Initiativeclassification	Geographic Reachgeographic
Baptist Health Family Clinic Bryant	Bryant	AR	4411 Hwy. 5 North	4411 Hwy. 5 North Bryant, AR (34.61914324555437, -	Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative	Not Applicable
Eugene P. Heslin, M.D,PC	Saugerties	NY	16 West Bridge Street	16 West Bridge Street Saugerties, NY (42.076483390	Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative	Not Applicable
St. Elizabeth Physician's - Hebron Medical Arts	Hebron	KY	2093 Medical Arts Drive	2093 Medical Arts Drive Hebron, KY (39.07900969301	Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative	Not Applicable

Use cases

Health Plan Network Verification

A health insurance underwriter building or auditing a provider network checks whether a primary care practice is enrolled in a CMS-recognized care coordination program, which can affect reimbursement tiers and network adequacy filings.

NameStreet AddressCityStateName Of Initiative

Medical Practice KYB Onboarding

A fintech company offering payment processing or revenue cycle management to healthcare providers screens a prospective client to confirm the practice exists at a verifiable address and has a documented relationship with a federal primary care initiative before extending a credit line.

NameStreet AddressCityState

Sales Territory Mapping for Healthcare Vendors

A medical software or EHR vendor maps the geographic distribution of CPC-participating practices to prioritize outreach in markets with high concentrations of federally engaged primary care offices, where value-based care tooling demand is likely elevated.

NameCityStateGeographic Reach