Toward Accountable Payment
About This Blog
Welcome to Toward Accountable Payment, the official blog of the Medicare Payment Innovation Project. The project is an ongoing initiative to study provider payment reform and support organizations engaging in innovative payment programs.
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Rob Lazerow
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Recent Posts
Rob Lazerow on November 29, 2011 |
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Topics: Finance, Reimbursement, Medicare, Strategy, Market Trends, Accountable Care, Shared Savings Model, Payer and Regulatory Policy
Read our detailed analysis of the final rule for the Medicare Shared Savings Program, outlining key provisions of the final rule and strategic implications for providers weighing program participation.
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Publication Alert: The Medicare Shared Savings Program Rulebook Now Available
Rob Lazerow on November 18, 2011 |
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Topics: Medicare, Reimbursement, Finance, Strategy, Market Trends, Accountable Care, Bundled Payments
Learn about the payment mechanics of emerging bundled payment models, including the key differences among pricing bundles, retrospective reconciliation, and gainsharing within a bundled payment program.
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Demystifying the Mechanics of Bundled Payments
Rob Lazerow on November 10, 2011 |
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Topics: Accountable Care, Market Trends, Strategy, ACO, Shared Savings Model, Payer and Regulatory Policy, Medicare, Reimbursement, Finance
Watch a brief video outlining the key changes in the Medicare Shared Savings Program final rule and highlighting three reasons why providers are likely to reconsider applying for the program.
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Three Reasons to Reconsider the Medicare Shared Savings Program
