- Mark A. Meeker, D.O., FACP, CPE, Vice President Community Medicine, OSF HealthCare Multispecialty Services
An annual AMA survey of about 3,500 physicians found that for Medicare ACOs, 47.9% of multi-specialty group physicians participate, compared to 32.6% of single specialty and 20.0% solo practice (43.4% for other types.) With Medicaid ACOs, 36.8% of multi-specialty group MDs participate, compared to 25.0% of single specialty and 13.2% solo practice (42.5% for other types.) Participation is highest for Commercial ACOs, with 50.6% of multi-specialty group MDs participating, compared to 40.7% of single specialty and 24.0% solo practice (50.9% for other types.)
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Reported Expenses of AIM ACOs
by Type of Care Input, 2016 through 2018 1. Personnel: 55.5% 2. Infrastructure: 22.3% 3. Management firm expenses: 15.3% 4. Internal programs and systems: 6.9% Notes: ACO Investment Model (AIM) ACOs reported expenses of $264.8 million over 3 performance years (2016-2018). From an article entitled, "An Analysis of Medicare Accountable Care Organization Expense Reports," by Catherine Hersey, MPH; J. Michael McWilliams, MD, PhD;, Betty Fout, PhD; Matthew J. Trombley, PhD; Lauren Scarpati, PhD. Source: The American Journal of Managed Care, December 2, 2021 |
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