Although centralized patient - centered medical homes reduce burden on patients , overall time and cost are significant and should be weighed against the mixed opinion regarding their impact on quality and costs of care , according to findings published in the Journal of the National Board of Family Health .
Although centralized patient-centered medical homes reduce burden on practices, overall time and cost remain significant and should be weighed against the mixed evidence regarding their impact on quality and costs of care, according to research published in the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine.