The alliance, comprising physicians affiliated with Atlantic Health System and independent providers, is designed to assist clinicians with value- and risk-based reimbursement models.
The CIN will encourage better coordination between Atlantic Health System’s affiliated organizations, including Morristown-based Atlantic ACO, Summit, N.J.-based Optimus Healthcare Partners and Healthcare Quality Partners. The CIN will also collaborate with independent partners like Summit-based Vista Independent Practice Association and AHS Health Network, according to Atlantic Health System.
Altogether, these organizations comprise 2,500 physicians and have earned more than $42 million in shared savings since 2012.
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