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|Articles|August 17, 2012
Survey: Few ACOs Ready For Financial Risk
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Few hospitals interested in becoming accountable care organizations are ready to take on financial risk, according to a
“We’re really still at the very beginning of the adoption curve of the ACO model,” says lead author Anne-Marie Audet, who researches health system quality and efficiency at Commonwealth. “The challenge is that hospitals are still not ready to assume financial risk.”
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