When Performance Isn't A Priority: Three Signs Your Practice Needs A Better ACO Partner

March 11, 2022

ACOs offer tremendous potential for primary care organizations to improve outcomes and grow revenues, but when the ACO is unsuccessful, it may be time to search for a new one.

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Accountable care organizations offer tremendous potential for primary care organizations to improve clinical outcomes and grow shared savings revenues in a value-based healthcare system. This is an exciting opportunity, but it also raises an important question for independent primary care organizations that have not found success in their current ACOs: when is it time to find a new ACO?

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