50 Things to Know About Accountable Care Organizations: An ACO Manifesto

Only a couple of years ago, it wasn’t uncommon for healthcare experts to call accountable care organizations “unicorns.” Despite the excitement and discussion around the model, few people had seen one.

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ACOs have grown to become much more visible within the past three years, as more than half of Americans now live in primary care service areas served by ACOs. To better understand the model and its role in healthcare reform, Becker’s Hospital Review collected the following facts about ACOs. Topics include ACO goals, terminology, geographic spread, payment structures, and the specifics of Medicare and commercial ACOs.

To learn more about individual ACOs, read the 2013 list of “100 Accountable Care Organizations to Know.”

To read the rest of the article, visit Becker’s Hospital Review.

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