How Analytics Help Identify Social Needs and Improve the Health of a Population
Hear from Healthcare Economist Duane Feger on the importance of analytics in tracking and improving social determinants of health
Acclivity Podcast Episode 1: What is Primary Care First and Should You Apply
Join our experts as they discuss the new Primary Care First program from CMS.
What Hospices Need to Know About Primary Care First & SIP Program Benefits
Acclivity Health’s educational webinars cover application tips and planning for long-term success. Acclivity Health recently partnered with NHPCO to present a two-part webinar series:Current and Emerging CMS Payment Models: Intersection between Hospice, Palliative and Primary Care. The team at Acclivity has experience with CPC+, ACOs, and other payment models similar to CMS’ forthcoming model, Primary […]
7 Ways Acclivity Can Help Your Hospice Apply For Primary Care First
Setting you up for application acceptance and ongoing success The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ Primary Care First (PCF) model is rolling out in 2020, and applications will be available in the coming weeks. The Seriously Ill Population (SIP) model under PCF is designed to improve care for high-need, high-risk patients who currently receive fragmented […]
4 Reasons Why Hospices Should Consider Participating in Primary Care First
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services recently unveiled their Primary Care First (PCF) model to improve the quality of care for Medicare patients while reducing costs. PCF consists of two different payment model options and is based on the Comprehensive Primary Care Plus program. This new model will be offered in 26 states and […]
CMS’s new payment models pave way for better primary care
Acclivity Health’s CEO weighs in on industry-changing Primary Care First model. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services recently announced a new primary care payment model that will provide an alternative to Comprehensive Primary Care Plus. This new model, called Primary Care First, will be offered in 26 states and regions beginning Jan. 1, 2020. […]