Evaluating Health IT Tools to Unlock Actionable Data for Accountable Care Organizations

Learn how the Aledade App differs from other Population Health IT tools and helps with risk stratification and patient prioritization, chronic care management, and preventive care delivery.

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Accountable care organizations (ACOs) have one goal: to improve patient outcomes and reduce unnecessary spending by delivering proactive, preventive, comprehensive care to their attributed populations.

While the vast majority of healthcare organizations have electronic health records (EHRs) and other health IT systems in place, few of these tools are designed for the specific needs of primary care providers in the ACO environment.

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