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 April 17, 2012 |
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Topics: ACO, Market Trends, Strategy
Learn about the initial 59 organizations becoming Medicare ACOs through the Medicare Shared Savings Program and Pioneer ACO Model. Explore our map of the early Medicare ACOs.
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Where are the Medicare ACOs?
Rob Lazerow on April 12, 2012 |
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Topics: Medicare, Reimbursement, Finance, Accountable Care, Market Trends, Strategy, ACO, Shared Savings Model
Read our five key reactions to the launch of the Medicare Shared Savings Program, which will initially include 27 new Medicare ACOs serving beneficiaries across 18 states.
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Medicare ACOs off and running
Rob Lazerow on April 4, 2012 |
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Topics: Medicare, Reimbursement, Finance, Accountable Care, Market Trends, Strategy, ACO, Bundled Payments, Shared Savings Model, Payer and Regulatory Policy
Read our detailed analysis exploring the use of bundled payment as an incremental step toward near-term ACO development. Learn about distinct physician partnerships and strategies needed to succeed under bundled payments versus build an effective ACO and explore how to begin staging the transition to the accountable care landscape.
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Bundled payment: A stepping-stone for ACOs?
