COVID-19 could cost Medicare between $38.5 billion and $115.4 billion over the next year, says a new analysis from the National Association of ACOs. 20% of Medicare beneficiaries are assigned to ACOs, it notes, "so potential new COVID-related costs for Medicare ACO beneficiaries could range from $7.7 billion to $23.1 billion."
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National Association of ACOs, April 13, 2020
National Association of ACOs (NAACOS), March 24, 2020
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