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

Posts navigation

< 1 2 3

Recent Posts

  • Healthcare organizations still struggle to operationalize AI at scale: Arcadia survey
  • RECORDED WEBINAR: Building a Digital Workforce for Rural & Critical Access Hospitals
  • RECORDED WEBINAR: Understanding SDS Risk Adjustment and Why the Window for Health Plan Action Is Now
  • Single-Specialty Nephrology Networks: A Distinct Advantage in Value-Based | VBCEH Exclusive
  • Why value-based care and quality go hand in hand
 
  • Main Lobby
  • Exhibit Hall
  • Events
  • Exhibit With Us
  • Board Room
  • Library
  • Contact Us