Changing TAVR Regulations Provide New Opportunities to Advance Cardiology Service Line Strategies

CMS opened its second application period for BPCI Advanced to participate in the second cohort of the program starting in January 2020. This blog reviews how organizations can use the required application to begin its prepartions for participating in BPCI Advanced.

The ECG team is a preferred vendor for the MassHealth DSRIP Technical Assistance (TA) Marketplace in the Consumer Engagement Domain.

Over the past few months, we’ve examined the timeline for building your BPCI Advanced program and reviewed what to do with the claims data released by CMS in May 2018. Now that you’ve received your data, it is time to further evaluate the opportunity to succeed under the BPCI Advanced program.

Organizations that applied for the CMS Bundled Payments for Care Improvement (BPCI) Advanced model are eagerly awaiting data from CMS. What will they do with it once it arrives?

Data will enable patient centricity and allow organizations to become more responsive to their populations and evolving payment models.

To compete successfully, the health systems of 10 to 15 years from now must be as different from their current form as existing systems are from the ones 80 years ago. What will drive this change?

Participating practices point to a number of successes attributable to OCM, even as they grapple with challenges presented by the model.

The unsustainable trajectory of our healthcare delivery system requires that care delivery transformation be a top priority for today’s healthcare leaders. We have identified four key areas organizations should focus their efforts on and discuss how to successfully deploy a structured approach to the transformation process.

Every chance to close gaps in medically necessary care is an opportunity for providers to realize incremental revenues while doing what is right for their patients.