30 ACOs with the largest physician networks

Due to increased interest and consolidation in the value-based care space, accountable care organizations are growing rapidly.

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Across the country, there are more than 251,000 physician and non-physician primary care providers participating in ACOs, according to healthcare marketing research firm SK&A.

SK&A conducted extensive research of the 602 identified ACOs in the U.S., including Medicare Shared Savings Program ACOs, Pioneer ACOs, Medicare and non-Medicare commercial ACOs, and Medicaid ACOs.

Here are the top 30 ACOs with the largest physician networks, ranked by total number of participating physicians, as presented by SK&A.

1. Montefiore ACO & United HealthCare (Bronx, N.Y.) — 4,503 physicians

2. FamilyCare (Portland, Ore.) — 3,716

3. Heritage California ACO (Northridge, Calif.) — 3,452

4. Heritage Provider Network & Anthem Blue Cross of California (Northridge, Calif.) —3,378

5. Valley Preferred Aetna (Allentown, Pa.) — 3,360

6. Hill Physicians/Dignity Health/UCSF Health Network ACO (San Ramon, Calif.) — 3,339

7. Advocate Physician Partners Accountable Care (Rolling Meadows, Ill.) — 3,323 8.Valley Preferred Cigna (Allentown, Pa.) — 3,288

9. Health Connect Partners (Seattle) — 3,087

10. Physician Organization of Michigan ACO (Ann Arbor) — 3,033

11. Hill Physicians/Dignity Health CalPers ACO (San Ramon, Calif.) — 3,032

12. Weill Cornell Physician Organization (New York City) — 2,946

13. Cleveland Clinic Cigna ACO — 2,898

14. Hill Physicians, St. Mary’s Medical Center, Saint Francis Memorial Hospital, & UCSF Medical Center Blue Shield (San Francisco) —2,888

15. AdvocateCare Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois (Downers Grove) —2,829

16. Mercy ACO & Humana (Chesterfield, Mo.) — 2,700

17. AllCare IPA & Doctors Medical Center & Blue Shield of California (Modesto, Calif.) — 2,622

18. Indiana University Health ACO (Indianapolis) — 2,413

19. Providence Health & Services CA Facey Medical Group & Blue Shield of California (Burbank) — 2,412

20. Health Texas Provider Network & Cigna (Dallas) — 2,351

21. Tenet Healthcare Corporation & Humana (Dallas) — 2,351

22. Montefiore Accountable Care Organization (Bronx, N.Y.) — 2,308

23. Scripps Integrated Delivery Network (San Diego) — 2,241

24. Plus Accountable Care Organization (Fort Worth, Texas). — 2,235

25. Baylor Quality Alliance (Dallas) — 2,198

26. Renaissance Physician Organization (Houston) — 2,135

27. Aurora Health Accountable Care Network Aetna (Milwaukee) — 2,127

28. Health Share of Oregon (Portland, Ore.) — 2,108

29. Renaissance Physician Organization & Cigna (Houston) — 2,094

30. OneCare Vermont Accountable Care Organization (Colchester, Vt.) — 2,029

 

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