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 May 31, 2012 |
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Topics: Payer and Regulatory Policy, Revenue Cycle, Finance, Medicaid, Reimbursement, Accountable Care, Market Trends, Strategy, Bundled Payments, Health Care Reform, Payer and Regulatory Policy, Shared Savings Model
Explore our new infographic assessing the major Medicare programs and initiatives accelerating the transition to accountable care.
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Priority access: The field guide to Medicare payment innovation
Rob Lazerow on August 24, 2011 |
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Topics: Payer and Regulatory Policy, Revenue Cycle, Finance, Reimbursement, Payer and Regulatory Policy, Market Trends, Strategy, Medicare, Accountable Care, Bundled Payments
In today's Daily Briefing, the Advisory Board's chief reseach officer Chas Roades offered an initial reaction to the release of CMS' new Bundled Payments for Care Improvement Initiative.
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Key takeaways for providers weighing participation in the CMS bundling program
Rob Lazerow on June 8, 2011 |
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Topics: Finance, Reimbursement, Medicare, Payer and Regulatory Policy, Revenue Cycle, Strategy, Market Trends, ACO, Shared Savings Model
Read our review of the key issues raised during the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation's recent conference call that sought to clarify details of the Pioneer ACO Model.
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Addressing providers' questions about the Pioneer ACO Model
