The Provider’s Progression to Bundled Payments
Bundled payments are quickly gaining traction as one of the stepping stones for providers looking to enter Alternative Payment Models (APMs). Although the goal is to boost payer-provider collaboration and foster a better risk-sharing arrangement for achieving value-based care outcomes, providers face multiple challenges in getting accustomed to the new payment models.
Bundled payments are quickly gaining traction as one of the stepping stones for providers looking to enter Alternative Payment Models (APMs). Although the goal is to boost payer-provider collaboration and foster a better risk-sharing arrangement for achieving value-based care outcomes, providers face multiple challenges in getting accustomed to the new payment models.
The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) introduced the Medicare Bundled Payment for Care Improvement (BPCI) initiative in October 2013. Physician groups, post-acute care centers, and hospitals are participating in the model that operates on different types of reimbursements.
With a regular departure from the Fee-for-Service Model, the whitepaper is exclusively for physicians looking to enter bundled payments and broadly discusses::
The current state of bundled payments
Different reimbursement models
The most rewarding bundled payment model(s)
Provider challenges in transition
The Provider’s Progression to Bundled Payments
Bundled payments are quickly gaining traction as one of the stepping stones for providers looking to enter Alternative Payment Models (APMs). Although the goal is to boost payer-provider collaboration and foster a better risk-sharing arrangement for achieving value-based care outcomes, providers face multiple challenges in getting accustomed to the new payment models.
Bundled payments are quickly gaining traction as one of the stepping stones for providers looking to enter Alternative Payment Models (APMs). Although the goal is to boost payer-provider collaboration and foster a better risk-sharing arrangement for achieving value-based care outcomes, providers face multiple challenges in getting accustomed to the new payment models.
The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) introduced the Medicare Bundled Payment for Care Improvement (BPCI) initiative in October 2013. Physician groups, post-acute care centers, and hospitals are participating in the model that operates on different types of reimbursements.
With a regular departure from the Fee-for-Service Model, the whitepaper is exclusively for physicians looking to enter bundled payments and broadly discusses::
The current state of bundled payments
Different reimbursement models
The most rewarding bundled payment model(s)
Provider challenges in transition
The Provider’s Progression to Bundled Payments
Bundled payments are quickly gaining traction as one of the stepping stones for providers looking to enter Alternative Payment Models (APMs). Although the goal is to boost payer-provider collaboration and foster a better risk-sharing arrangement for achieving value-based care outcomes, providers face multiple challenges in getting accustomed to the new payment models.
Bundled payments are quickly gaining traction as one of the stepping stones for providers looking to enter Alternative Payment Models (APMs). Although the goal is to boost payer-provider collaboration and foster a better risk-sharing arrangement for achieving value-based care outcomes, providers face multiple challenges in getting accustomed to the new payment models.
The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) introduced the Medicare Bundled Payment for Care Improvement (BPCI) initiative in October 2013. Physician groups, post-acute care centers, and hospitals are participating in the model that operates on different types of reimbursements.
With a regular departure from the Fee-for-Service Model, the whitepaper is exclusively for physicians looking to enter bundled payments and broadly discusses::
The current state of bundled payments
Different reimbursement models
The most rewarding bundled payment model(s)
Provider challenges in transition
