Scott Strickland
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 30 Jun
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And so now CMMI doesn't have to worry about when they're actually looking at the data, um, this self-selection problem.
They know that, well, all the providers in this area or all the providers practicing this specialty were.
In, I think it's a better representation of broader cross-section of providers and patients.
I think it makes it easier for them to actually review the data and prove up whether or not the model is appropriate for expansion.
So I think we'll see more of that.
And then finally, I think the
It's clear that this version of CMMI, I think, wants to push as many folks as possible in these models to take on two-sided risk.
In other words, to be at risk for downside losses, in addition to being able to recoup savings.
And so they are trying as best they can to get providers and again.
not just the ACOs, but and on down to the provider level, to the actual NPI, T I N level, to take on to have some sort of skin in the game.
And I think they just think frankly that that means that there's a better likelihood they're going to achieve meaningful cost savings.
Absolutely.
Yeah.
And thank you.
I or I like the the uh the way you frame that.
So it's just big picture in
And let's just focus on the ACO programs.
So right now in the Medicare Shared Savings Program.
There there are tracks and you can uh you, the ACO, the providers that are participating in the ACO, you can remain in a upside only um track for at least five years.
Um and so, and what that means is that nobody, the ACO, none of the providers, is exposed to um downside risk or paying back CMS.
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