Travis Broome, MPH, MBA

Travis Broome is senior vice president of policy and economics at Aledade, which helps doctors stay independent and thrive in the transition to value-based care. Joining Aledade early on, Travis helped Aledade grow from 2 accountable care organizations (ACOs) to 20 ACOs. Today, he is a thought leader on accountable care and is responsible for strategy development, policy analysis, and economic modeling. Prior to Aledade, Travis was a regional director at CMS. He earned his MPH and MBA from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

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End-of-Life Values and Value-Based Care

May 02, 2022

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An editorial in response to the editor in chief’s December 2021 letter discusses evidence supporting the cost-effectiveness of an innovative advance care planning initiative.

Contributor: The Future of Accountability for Total Cost of Care

December 02, 2021

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In a local market with multiple accountable care organizations and multiple Medicare Advantage plans, how do we administratively set rates that are localized enough so that they do not drive consolidation?

Contributor: CMS Can Seize Opportunities to Fix the Rural Glitch, Risk Adjustment Caps in MSSP

October 10, 2021

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The Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) has seen its growth slow, but CMS has an opportunity to act on proposals that would address benchmarking and more fairly allocate savings to accountable care organizations in the program.

More Than “Beating the Benchmark”: 5 Medicare ACOs, 2015-2019

September 14, 2021

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This retrospective cohort study compared the results of 5 Medicare Shared Savings Program accountable care organizations (ACOs) vs both ACO benchmarks and regional comparators over 4 years.

Contributor: MACRA Has Not Lived Up to Its Promise

July 05, 2021

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The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) needs to be reimagined get back on track and to live up to its promise to incentivize value-based care.

Minimizing Administrative Burden in the Provider Relief Fund: Spending Money on Care, Not Accounting

June 28, 2020

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Medicare Steps In to Make Transitions of Care Safer

March 16, 2020

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If you have a primary care relationship, there is at least one health care provider who does know you: your primary care physician (PCP). Yet in the turmoil of admission and the danger of discharge, it has often been likely that the only physician on earth who knows you and your health would never know that you spent 3 days in the hospital. That is, until you recovered and told the person.

MSSP Proposal Better Measures Risk With Changes to the Benchmark Methodology

September 21, 2018

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CMS' Medicare Shared Savings Program proposal would make substantial changes to the benchmarking methodology for accountable care organizations.

CMS Proposal Is a Start for Making Risk More Appealing to ACOs

August 14, 2018

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The first in a series of articles that identifies CMS' goals in updating the Medicare Shared Savings Program and how well the proposals make taking on more risk appealing for accountable care organizations.

Regional Benchmarking or Regional Bonus? Sustainability in the Medicare Shared Savings Program

February 06, 2018

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In healthcare, the “volume-to-value” movement seeks to align the interests of healthcare providers with the societal triple aim of better care, better health, and lower costs. The devil, as always, is in the details.