As leaders move health care quality programs toward a technology-enabled future, accountable care organizations (ACOs) can play an integral role in piloting new initiatives, such as digital quality measures (dQMs), and evaluating the feasibility of approaches.
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Starting this Sunday, HLTH 2025 in Las Vegas. With over 400 speakers and 900 sponsors what are you planning on hearing and seeing? Here are some sessions that might interest you.
Starts October 8th in Washington DC – The upcoming NAACOS conference will feature timely and essential updates from CMS officials, best practices from accountable care experts, and insights from those shaping the future of value-based care.
Latest announcements made from companies and organizations on hiring include Xaira Therapeutics, TelliHealth, Genesis Therapeutics, QuidelOrtho, C3HIE, MiSalud Health, Kontakt.io, Humana Inc., NAACOS, AllClear ID Health, Inc., Intermountain Health, & Luminis Health.
Reported payers and health insurance industry news from Cohere Health, Humana, AHIP, UnitedHealth Group, Independence Blue Cross, AMA, NAACOS, CVS Health, and more.
Accountable care organizations have been around in Medicare for more than a decade, generating more than $22 billion in savings and giving back more than $8 billion to the Medicare Trust Fund. But a handful of ACOs has consistently been at the top of the list of top savers, including…
By Aisha Pittman MPH & Clif Gaus ScD – NAACOS has been advocating for several changes to the Medicare Shared Savings Program. We push for policies we feel would increase participation in accountable care organizations and help CMS reach its stated goal of having all Medicare beneficiaries in a relationship accountable for quality and total cost of care by 2030.
The healthcare industry is not in short supply of changes that need to be made. This week’s Friday at Five highlights some industry reports lighting the way for better health data exchange, patient experience, health equity, interoperability, and social determinants of health to name a few.
Starts on September 20th in Washington DC – NAACOS conferences are the only ACO events exclusively organized by ACOs. The two-day in-person event with pre-conference activities will feature the insights of CMS officials, ACO leaders, and policy insiders. Early bird special ends Aug. 4th.