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- Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) | AAFP
The AAFP supports the ACO model, and promotes benchmarks, information systems, and payment regulations that protect both patients and family physicians
- ACOs: What to Know | AAFP
An ACO can be almost any combination of group practices, networks of practices, hospitals, hospitals employing other physicians and clinicians, hospital-physician joint ventures, or virtual groups
- Accountable Care Organizations | AAFP
Learn about accountable care organizations and how they empower family physicians to manage quality care for patients
- What Family Physicians Need to Know About ACOs | AAFP
Accountable care organizations could be the next big thing in health care delivery Here's what you need to know – and what you need to do – now
- Patient Attribution: Why It Matters More Than Ever | AAFP
If you are participating in an Advanced APM such as a Medicare ACO or a patient-centered medical home, your Medicare patients will be attributed to you based on the attribution method used by the APM
- ACOs can now request applications for this new prospective payment . . .
The model includes two payment components: A one-time advanced shared savings payment of $250,000 and a monthly prospective primary care payment to ACOs and their participating primary care providers
- ACOs could get $250,000 upfront payment under new MSSP option - AAFP
ACOs may apply for the AIP if they are new to the MSSP, considered a low-revenue ACO, inexperienced with performance-based risk, and participating in the Basic track
- Independent Physician Associations (IPAs) Definition - AAFP
Read the AAFP's guiding principles for establishing independent physicians associations definition and the benefits to business
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