Moving Toward an Accountable Care Organization
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Moving Toward an Accountable Care Organization discusses Montefiore Medical Center's efforts to transition to an ACO model. It provides an overview of Montefiore's integrated delivery system serving the Bronx area, its experience with capitation and care management programs, and initiatives to improve chronic care, readmissions, and pay for performance. The presentation also outlines opportunities for Montefiore to further develop its ACO model through partnerships, care coordination, and expanding management of high-risk patient populations.
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