CMS introduces the MAHA ELEVATE model, a voluntary payment program funding lifestyle medicine interventions not covered by Original Medicare to improve chronic disease prevention.
CMS launches the ACCESS Model, a 10-year initiative to enhance chronic disease management for Medicare beneficiaries through technology and outcome-based payments.
Explore the regulatory frameworks influencing data exchange in value-based care, including CMS rules, HIPAA, and state requirements. Understand operational challenges in healthcare data governance.
CMS introduces the MAHA ELEVATE Model to finance lifestyle and functional medicine interventions in Original Medicare, targeting chronic disease prevention and cost reduction.
CMS finalizes the mandatory Ambulatory Specialty Model in Medicare, expanding value-based care to specialists treating chronic conditions with two-sided financial risk and collaborative care requirements.
CMS and FDA introduce ACCESS and TEMPO models to enable digital health device integration in traditional Medicare, focusing on outcome-aligned payments, regulatory easing, and expanded patient access.
CMS's mandatory TEAM model starts in 2026, bundling payments for select procedures and increasing home health utilization. Key insights on risks, preparation, and hospital partnerships for providers.
ACOs in the Medicare Shared Savings Program taking on two-sided risk show higher savings and quality outcomes, highlighting a shift in value-based care strategies.
Novant Health's Accountable Care Organization achieves highest national quality score in 2024 Medicare Shared Savings Program, highlighting leadership in preventive care and chronic disease management.
CMS initiates the ACCESS Model, a 10-year voluntary program testing outcome-based payments for Medicare fee-for-service providers, enhancing integrated, tech-supported chronic care.
