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Medicare, Medicaid innovation center lays out ambitious agenda for next decade

Medicare, Medicaid innovation center lays out ambitious agenda for next decade

November 2, 2021Jeff BendixNo CommentsMedical EconomicsMedicare ACOs/MSSP,Medicaid ACOs

The federal agency responsible for developing new health care payment models wants every fee-for-service Medicare beneficiary to be getting care from a provider who’s part of an accountable care organization by 2030.

That goal is laid out in a recent white paper from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI), “Driving Health System Transformation—A Strategy for the CMS Innovation Center’s Second Decade.”

“This goal would not only aim to have all beneficiaries in value-based care arrangements, but for them to be in care arrangements where their needs are holistically assessed and their care is coordinated within a broader total cost of care system,” the paper states.

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: ACOs, Affordable Care Act, CMMI, CMS, CMS Innovation Center, fee-for-service, Medicaid, Medicare, payment models

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