From Chasing Data to Closing Gaps: How Partner Practices Transformed Value-Based Care Quality Performance

Accountable Care Organizations remain one of the most important levers for improving quality and lowering costs in the U.S. healthcare system. While performance is still achievable, Healthcare Finance News recently reported that out of 476 ACOs, 75 percent earned performance payments totaling $4.1 billion, representing 80 percent of all assigned beneficiaries, but reaching that level of success is getting harder.

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Remote Patient Monitoring for Revolutionizing Cardiac Care

Given the prevalence of chronic cardiac conditions among the American population, the majority of healthcare providers are already involved in the care of patients with cardiovascular disease or those at risk. Lowering blood pressure through effective management not only improves the overall health of patients but also significantly reduces the likelihood of further cardiovascular events, enhancing their quality of life and long-term prognosis.

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