Medicare beneficiaries attributed to small practices in accountable care organizations (ACOs) achieve greater savings than beneficiaries attributed to large practices in ACOs.
Julie P.W. Bynum, MD, MPH
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Articles by Julie P.W. Bynum, MD, MPH
Among older adults who have a spine condition, access to chiropractic care may reduce medical spending on diagnostic services.
This article compares clinical and utilization profiles of Medicare patients who are attributed to provider groups with those of patients unattributed to any provider group in accountable care organization models.
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