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  "In my opinion, very little day-to-day administration should be handled by providers, but they should be at least consulted on policysetting. Strong administrators will know how best to use physician time such that the ACO leverages their expertise without overburdening them with work that someone else can do.”
- Sarah Bliss Matousek PhD MPH, Senior Consultant, Day Health Strategies.
 
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"More than 80% of Medicare ACOs remain in MSSP Track 1...The survey also asked ACOs if they’d stay in Track 1 if they could; 76% said they would be 'completely likely' or 'very likely.'"

Excerpted from: Accountable Care News, Volume 9 Number 5, May 2018, "NAACOS Reports Dissatisfaction with MSSP, Asks Congress Not to Delay Some MIPS Standards."

 
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  Tim Gronniger: The 10 reasons accountable care organizations fail

1. ACO does not have enough lives to take risk
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This Month in Accountable Care News
  • Top 5 Strategies to Mitigate ACO Culture Clashes by Sarah Bliss Matousek PhD MPH
  • How Origami is Like Managing an ACO by Pranam Ben
  • NAACOS Reports Dissatisfaction with MSSP, Asks Congress Not to Delay Some MIPS Standards
  • Avalere: Medicare ACOs 'Increased Federal Spending, Contrary to Projections'
  • Thought Leaders' Corner: "Will ACO federal policy and regulations have more impact on payers and providers in the long term than ACO state-level policy and regulations? Or vice versa?"
  • Industry News regarding Cape Fear Valley Health, UnitedHealthcare, PeraHealth and Fallon Health.
  • Catching Up With... Sarah Bliss Matousek PhD MPH
     
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