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Institute for Healthcare Improvement
To support the adoption of evidence-based strategies by Medicare Advantage plans to improve the quality and lower the cost of care for high-need patients.
Grant Amount (FY 2019): $120,000
To expand and develop the Better Care Playbook, an online resource for stakeholders seeking to improve the quality and lower the cost of care for high-need patients.
Grant Amount (FY 2019): $95,000
To support a 2018 national event convening healthcare professionals and thought leaders to discuss improvement of the U.S. healthcare system.
Grant Amount (FY 2019): $25,000
To support the 2018 Annual Summit on Improving Patient Care.
Grant Amount (FY 2018): $10,000
To support the development of an online resource with information about proven care models that improve the quality and reduce the cost of care for high-need patients.
Grant Amount (FY 2018): $25,000
To support a 2017 national event convening healthcare professionals and thought leaders to discuss improvement of the U.S. healthcare system.
Grant Amount (FY 2018): $25,000
To support the development and design of strategies to spread and scale high-performance solutions in primary care.
Grant Amount (FY 2018): $31,000
To support the development of an online resource with information about proven care models that improve the quality and reduce the cost of care for high-need patients.
Grant Amount (FY 2017): $100,000
To support a 2015 national event convening healthcare professionals and thought leaders to discuss improvement of the U.S. healthcare system.
Grant Amount (FY 2016): $17,000
To support a Learning Lab at the IHI National Forum.
Grant Amount (FY 2015): $15,000
To support the "How Will We Do That?" symposium to examine how to build low-cost, high-quality health care in communities across the United States.
Grant Amount (FY 2011): $269,371
To support the symposium, "How Do They Do That? Low-Cost, High Quality Health Care in America," to learn from the experiences of high-value health care systems.
Grant Amount (FY 2010): $40,000