Maryland hospitals join to leverage state reimbursement

State tying payment to the size of patient populations covered by health networks


Five health systems in Maryland will form an ownership organization that governs their 10 combined hospitals, according to an article on the Healthcare Finance website. 

Maryland recently announced plans to tie reimbursement rates to the size of populations covered by health networks.

The Advanced Health Collaborative will include Adventist HealthCare, LifeBridge Health, Mercy Health Services, Peninsula Regional Health System and the Trivergent Health Alliance and will create cost sharing and patient care programs across the network, essentially a population health model.

Maryland’s “all-payer” model is intended hasten the move from fee-for-service to value-based payment since health systems receive a preset reimbursement based on patient population size.

Read the article.

 

 



March 6, 2015


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