A Better Approach to Accountable Care

Netrin Health partners with independent physician practices to navigate value-based care, improve quality, and succeed in accountable care models.

Medicare ACO
Join Netrin Health's independent, physician-led Medicare ACO and access the expertise, technology, and hands-on support needed to succeed in value-based care. We help practices coordinate patient care, improve quality performance, identify opportunities to reduce unnecessary costs, and pursue shared savings while preserving their independence.

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Commerical ACO

Partner with Netrin Health through our CareFirst ACO to strengthen primary care delivery and improve performance in commercial value-based care. We provide data-driven insights, care coordination, quality improvement, and practice support to help providers deliver better patient outcomes while managing the total cost of care.

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Why Netrin Health?

A physician-led MSSP ACO

Physician-Owned

As an independent, physician-owned organization, we understand the challenges practices face and provide physician-focused solutions for success in value-based care.

Performance-Focused

We help practices improve quality measures, strengthen financial performance, and maximize opportunities within value-based care programs.

Practice Partnership

We partner with independent practices to support their goals while preserving provider autonomy and the physician-patient relationship.

Data-Driven Support

We provide actionable data insights, care coordination, and quality improvement support to help practices make informed decisions and deliver better patient outcomes.

Team of Nurses & Doctors

ACO Performance

Netrin Health is committed to the MSSP goals of better health for patients, improved health of communities, and reduced health care costs.

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$0MValue-Based Care payments
0%Provider retention rate
0%Patient engagement rate
0%Engaged patients with a care plan

*Across two ACOs in the greater Washington, D.C., area. Population included dual-eligible and Medicare beneficiaries, as well as individuals located in rural Maryland who are historically underserved.