Module 2: Evidence-Based and Promising Services Integration Program Models

Rural communities are implementing evidence-based and promising programs to integrate services. Many communities may choose to implement several different models tailored to specific services and choose to adapt program models to meet the needs of their community. To learn how to identify and adapt interventions, see Developing a Rural Community Health Program in the Rural Community Health Toolkit.

This toolkit describes eight different evidence-based and promising models for services integration, some of which have sub-models.

In this module:

• Co-location of Services Model
• One-Stop Shop Model
• Primary Care Behavioral Health Model
• Care Coordination Model
  • Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) Model
  • Community Health Worker
  • Community HUB Model
  • Health Homes Model
  • Mobile Unit Model
  • Nurse-Family Partnership Model
  • Patient-Centered Medical Homes
  • Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly Model
  • Wraparound Model
• Technology and Telehealth Model
• School-Based Services Integration Model
• Multi-Generational Approach

Rural communities may choose to implement one or multiple services integration models. Many rural communities combine different evidence-based and promising models and implement more