Increasing Physician Fulfillment Through ACO Model
Hear how Evolent Health's ACO model helps primary care physicians succeed in risk-based models, improve patient care, and have greater fulfillment in their practice of medicine.
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Evolent Care Partners ACO Saves Medicare $21 Million in its First Year
Recently released performance data from the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) shows ECP and the independent physician participants in its ACO network will receive $15.8 million in shared savings.
A Toolkit for Risk Adjustment Success: Evolent and ACO Partner Share Their Strategies
Journal article details strategies for more accurate and thorough coding of patient disease burden.
Evolent Care Partners empowers independent primary care physicians (PCPs) with the capital and resources to succeed in two-sided payment models, diversify revenue and stay independent.
Learn how a targeted, data-driven medication adherence program can help Part D plans to achieve top marks from Medicare.
Helping a Vulnerable Patient Stick with Her Care Plan—and Meal Plan
An Evolent Care Advisor closes a critical gap that could have prevented an isolated patient from getting enough nutrition.
How the Right PBM Can Boost the Member Experience—and Star Ratings
As member ratings, complaints and other experience measures take on added weight in the Medicare Stars program, having the right pharmacy benefit management is critical for drug plans.
Rethink Medicare’s APM Incentives to Drive Value-Based Care
Evolent Health's Ashley Ridlon co-authors a Bloomberg Law article explaining how COVID-19 is making a case for the move to value-based care.
50:04Learn how data-driven targeting, outreach and monitoring can drive continuous improvement in adherence to help your plan become—or remain—a top performer.
The Heart of Care: A Terminally Ill Patient Finds the Support to Take on Her Bucket List
When aggressive cancer treatments began to severely diminish a patient's quality of life, Evolent RN Care Advisor Wendy Haas helped her to change direction and make the most of her final months.
Managed Medicare: New Data Shows Care Management Drives More Than 50% of Savings
Our recent analysis isolated the impact of our partners’ care management programs. Its conclusion: Done right, care management is the primary driver of savings within managed Medicare populations.
Independent Physician ACOs Missed Out on More Than $200 Million from CMS: Here's Why
An Evolent analysis looks at the additional savings that Accountable Care Organizations could reap by taking on two-sided risk.
5 Key Takeaways from the MSSP Final Rule and Next Generation ACO Performance Results
Read our key takeaways from CMS' “Pathways to Success” announcement and the 2017 Next Generation ACO results
2:23Participation in an Accountable Care Organization is helping providers improve community health while reconnecting physicians to the most fulfilling aspects of medical practice.
Physicians Work Together to Drive Down Inappropriate Utilization
Deaconess Health System's Next Generation ACO succeeds by partnering with providers.
Analytics with Social Determinants Drives Millions in Value-Based Savings at Carilion
Healthcare IT News highlights how one Evolent partner is taking its population health efforts to a new level
Population Health Models, ACO Experience Lead to Hospital Improvements
Evolent's partners Houston Methodist and Deaconess Health System discuss the positive impact their population health efforts are having on ACO performance in Hospital Peer Review.
Five Simple Charts Show That Risk-Based ACOs Are Working
While much has been written, both skeptical and positive, in the days since the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released performance data for its Medicare...
Why Do Population Health Results Vary? An Introduction to "Impactability"
Providers and payers have invested millions of dollars into population health with mixed results. Why is this?
51:39Why Your Population Health Results Vary: How Systems are Cracking the Code on Finding the Right Patients
Population health is a central component of value-based care. However, despite significant investment, the ability to generate value varies greatly from one organization to the next. Why is this?