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‘Friction,’ risks limit nursing home value-based participation, but CMS remains committed to the transition

November 15, 2024Kimberly Mariela'sMcKnights Long-Term Care NewsSNFs,CMS, CMMI, Government, Policy & Regulations,Nursing Homes

The Medicare program is approaching a “tipping point” on its journey to move all beneficiaries into value-based care arrangements, but policymakers, health systems and insurers need to do more to convince reluctant providers to get involved, a panel of experts said Thursday.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in 2021 set a goal of having all Medicare beneficiaries in some type of value-based care relationship by 2030. But even as the agency moves toward that — albeit more slowly than officials hoped — skilled nursing providers continue to be underrepresented in the transition.

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