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MSSP ACOs Save More By Spending Less on Inpatient, Post-Acute Care

MSSP ACOs Save More By Spending Less on Inpatient, Post-Acute Care

February 23, 2018Jacqueline BelliveauNo CommentsRevCycle Intelligence

Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) accountable care organizations (ACOs) have shifted their spending to physician services and away from inpatient and skilled nursing facility care, according to a recent study in the American Journal of Accountable Care.

The analysis of within-ACO changes between the program’s first performance year in 2013 and the most recent complete performance period in 2016 revealed that physician services was the only care setting to experience a spending increase year over year.

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: Inpatient, MSSP, MSSPs, Post Acute

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