California ACOs may become national model
Case Management Insider, July 7, 2015
A Health Affairs report shows that California accountable care organizations are seeing successes in boosting care quality and are saving money in the process, making it likely that others may want to use their example as a model, according to HealthLeaders Media.
The report estimates that the number of people will jump from 915,285 in February 2014 to some 1.35 million by February 2016.
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