Person-Centered Care Planning for Persons with MCC (PCORTF 21.11)

The contract, titled Person-Centered Care Planning for Persons with MCC (PCORTF 21.11), is forecasted by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality to advance the implementation of person-centered care planning as a routine and integral component in the management of individuals with multiple chronic conditions. The primary objective is to identify critical research priorities, strategic approaches, actionable recommendations, and concrete next steps that will support the dissemination and integration of this care model across healthcare systems. This initiative aims to ensure that care planning aligns with patient preferences, values, and needs, thereby improving outcomes and coordination for those navigating complex health conditions. The solicitation is classified under NAICS code 541715, indicating it pertains to research and development in the social sciences and humanities, and is scheduled to be posted on May 25, 2026. The program point of contact is Brigid Russell, who can be reached at brigid.russell@ahrq.hhs.gov for inquiries. While no set-aside type or specific place of performance has been specified, the work will likely involve collaboration with researchers, clinicians, patient advocates, and other stakeholders to evaluate current practices and propose scalable strategies for systemic adoption. The effort seeks to strengthen the evidence base and operational frameworks necessary to embed person-centered care planning into standard clinical workflows.