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September 3, 2018

                                                  

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The Report on Next Generation ACOs
CMS has released a report on the first performance year of the Next Generation Accountable Care Organization (ACO) Model. For the 2016 performance year, the model generated net savings to Medicare of approximately $62 million. However, the program is not without its challenges for health care systems. Electronic health records and a lack of interoperability between providers in the program hamper care, providers cited on a survey. Read Seema Verma’s comments on the program, at HomeCare.

                                                  

Going Bust Because of EHRs?
A rural hospital system in Mississippi is citing the costs of implementing electronic health records as the main reason for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and reorganization. EHR adoption and health IT generally lags in rural areas, and Curae Health struggled to pay their vendors in three hospitals, EHR Intelligence reports. In other news, HIMSS is asking for CMS to relax Stark Law surrounding EHR data sharing between providers in alternative payment models to enable better care coordination.

                                                  


                                                  

New Directions in Care Management
 
New Directions in Care Management
Efforts to better manage and enhance population health and care coordination are not new. What is new is the demand for value-based care and reimbursement patterns that run counter to the traditional fee-for-service model. Meet Joel Theisen of Minnesota-based Lifesprk and newly created Homespire, a community-based care coordination service and new joint venture with Intermountain Healthcare. Find out the rest of the story, at HomeCare.

                                                  

Why Every Provider Should Have Wound Care Knowledge
 
Why Every Provider Should Have Wound Care Knowledge
Managing wounds in the home can be costly for the patient and the provider. Specialized wound care nurses are increasingly rare; ensuring your caregivers are equipped with wound care knowledge is essential. Digital tools can help win this battle. Read more at HomeCare.

                                                  

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