Preparing for CMS ACCESS: Readiness, Timing, and Tradeoffs
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CMS ACCESS introduces condition-based accountability, longitudinal outcomes, and scalable chronic care management. For ACOs and health systems, this is a major shift in how care is delivered, measured, and reimbursed.
## Key discussion points:
- Why CMS introduced ACCESS and what it signals about the shift toward longitudinal, outcomes-based accountability - How ACCESS fits alongside MSSP and other value-based programs and what it reveals about CMS’s long-term direction - Key differences from prior ACO models, including condition-based accountability and broader population impact - What “longitudinal accountability” looks like across clinical, operational, and data domains - How ACO leaders are evaluating readiness, timing, and tradeoffs, and how ACCESS can serve as a strategic lens even if you don’t apply immediately
Position your organization to navigate CMS ACCESS with confidence.
Who you'll hear from
Lisa Bari
Innovaccer
Vice President of Policy and Partnerships
Aisha Pittman
Government Affairs, Innovaccer
SVP
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