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Comprehensive Primary Care Team Model: Early Insights on Implementation from Care Teams in Family Medicine

Katherine Sanchez, Jason Ramm, Stephen Sewell, Christian Vazquez and Sharon Reece
The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine September 2026, 39 (1) 167186; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3122/jabfm.2025.250471R0
Katherine Sanchez
1 Baylor Scott and White Research Institute
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Jason Ramm
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Stephen Sewell
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Christian Vazquez
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Sharon Reece
2 Department of Family Medicine Baylor Scott and White Health
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    Table 1. Third Next Available Appointment: Snapshot as of August 8, 2025
    Appointment TypeTeam-Based ModelSolo MD
    PhysicianNP 1NP 2NP 3Physician
    New Patient 1/30/2026N/AN/A11/24/2025No new patients
    New Patient Acute 8/21/2025N/AN/A8/8/2025No new patients
    New to Provider 9/2/2025N/AN/A12/15/2025No new patients
    Medicare Wellness 9/6/202510/8/20259/12/20258/18/202510/7/2025*
    Physical Exam 9/6/20259/4/20259/5/20258/19/202510/7/2025
    Hospital Discharge 8/21/20258/21/20258/11/20258/8/20258/14/2026
    Office Visit 9/6/20258/13/20258/11/20258/11/20259/8/2025
    Telemedicine Visit 8/20/20258/13/20258/11/20258/9/20259/2/2025
    Pre-Operative 9/6/20258/21/20258/8/20258/11/20259/8/2025
    Well Child 9/6/20258/22/20258/11/20258/12/202510/7/2025

    *Note: Solo practice will exceed session limits at this appointment availability.

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    Katherine Sanchez, Jason Ramm, Stephen Sewell, Christian Vazquez, Sharon Reece
    The Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine Sep 2026, 39 (1) 167186; DOI: 10.3122/jabfm.2025.250471R0

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