The Cornerstones of Accountable Care
Valence Health, September 22, 2010
The Accountable Care Organization is emerging as an important care delivery and financing model. Provider organizations around the country are considering whether to form an Accountable Care Organization. Many of these organizations are recognizing that the very process of developing an ACO addresses essential capabilities that providers must have to thrive in the post-healthcare reform environment. So the question appropriately shifts from "Should we be an ACO?" to simply "What should we do to be ready?"
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