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"Thus, intended or not, value-based payment models tend to favor consolidated organizations, which are more likely to have organizational capacity for data collection and monitoring, including analytics, reporting, and patient engagement or outreach."Value-Based Payment and Vanishing Small Independent Practices
This Viewpoint explores the shift from fee-for-service to value-based payment models and the resulting trend of physician employment moving away from independent practices toward corporate health institutions.
Value-Based Payment and Vanishing Small Independent Practices
This Viewpoint explores the shift from fee-for-service to value-based payment models and the resulting trend of physician employment moving away from independent practices toward corporate health institutions.
Was well on its way before the ACA with Medicare stacking the deck on how hospitals vs PP was paid.
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Was well on its way before the ACA with Medicare stacking the deck on how hospitals vs PP was paid.
The genesis of the ACA was from Romneycare in Massachusetts and its core was predicated on personal responsibility and getting the freeloaders out of the system. It's a shame they outlawed physician owned hospitals and gave insurance companies that much power but at its initial core that is not what it was about imo
The Tortuous History of Conservatives and the Individual Mandate
Unless conservatives coalesce around a free-market vision of health reform, they will always find themselves rushing headlong into tactical policy proposals—like the individual mandate—that they haven’t fully thought through. Conservatives are always playing defense, instead of offense, when it...
I feel like the ACA gets turned into a political football which is why I responded to what you said. When you look at the genesis of the ACA through and the core idea of the individual mandate, the political battle lines are hardly clear at all, esp when you see who made the most noise about it after its passage.
