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35%-55%; cost difference, -$167 per member per month; 95% CI, -$204 to -$130; P less then .001) among users after adjustment. The lower spending was associated with lower spending on non-primary care services, such as emergency department (-33%; 95% CI, -44% to -22%) and hospital visits (-16%; 95% CI, -22% to -10%), despite higher spending on primary care (109%; 95% CI, 102%-116%) and mental health (20%; 95% CI, 13%-27%). Conclusions and Relevance The findings suggest that individuals who used the models' services for most
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