The report — from Availity, a revenue cycle management and business solutions provider — examined providers’ participation in accountable care organizations, patient-centered medical homes, pay-for-performance, payment-for-coordination and bundled payment plans.
The report also made the following findings:
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Thirty percent of healthcare providers believe value-based payment models offer enough reward for the risk.
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Fifty percent of healthcare providers believe value-based payment models will positively affect patient health outcomes and costs.
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Sixty percent of providers believe value-based payments will become the dominant model in the future.
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Twenty percent of providers’ revenue comes from value-based payment models.
The results were based on survey responses from 540 healthcare providers.
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