After changes to the final ACO rule,

NAACOS: Fewer Physician, FQHC ACOs Likely To Be High Revenue

By Michelle M. Stein / January 22, 2019 at 7:13 PM
An analysis from the National Association of Accountable Care Organizations says CMS’ changes to the threshold for differentiating high-revenue and low-revenue ACOs is estimated to keep more physician-affiliated ACOs and those affiliated with Federally Qualified Health Centers from having to take on risk at a faster rate under the new Medicare Shared Savings program rules, but NAACOS says concerns remain that the system could keep ACOs from integrating specialty care. CMS finished an overhaul of the Medicare Shared Savings program...


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