Which model connects all departments for seamless patient care?

Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) focus on improving the quality of care while reducing costs for a specific patient population. While they promote coordination among providers, they do not inherently connect all departments in the same comprehensive manner as the PCMH model, which is specifically designed around the patient's needs and experiences.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is primarily a public health organization that focuses on disease prevention and health promotion at the population level. It does not function as a care model for individual patient interactions or departmental coordination within healthcare settings, making it unrelated to the question of seamless patient care.

The Resource-Based Relative Value Scale (RBRVS) is a payment system used to determine the value of medical services based on the resources required to provide them. While it plays a role in healthcare economics, it does not facilitate interdepartmental collaboration or patient-centered care, which are central to the PCMH model.