Should CMS Push ACOs Into Two-Sided Risk?: Part I

July 16, 2018Garrett SchmittNo CommentsCMS, Downside Risk, MedPAC, Regulation, Risk, risk management

The Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP), now in its sixth full performance year, is at a significant crossroads. In creating the MSSP, Congress envisioned that Medicare accountable care organizations (ACOs) could moderate Medicare spending and improve quality of care by providers taking greater responsibility for costs and quality. While MSSP ACOs have clearly improved the…

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