Understanding the Basics of Accountable Care Organizations

May 23, 2017Garrett SchmittNo CommentsACO, Data Analytics, MSSP, Population Health

Accountable care organizations (ACOs) are provider-based networks which utilize data analytics and population health management strategies to increase efficiency, improve patient outcomes, and reduce healthcare costs. Originally established in 2012 as a Medicare payment model, the ACO is now also seen in private payer settings across the healthcare continuum. Full Article

Investing in ACO Capabilities

May 9, 2017Garrett SchmittNo CommentsMSSP

For organizations that have not participated in programs like the Medicare Shared Savings Program, the longer they wait and do not build up experience, the harder it gets to be successful in the more advanced risk-based programs,” says Elizabeth Johnson, MD, MS, president and CEO of MaineHealth Accountable Care Organization. Full Article

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