AMA Establishes Principles for ACOs

The American Medical Association has introduced its new principles for ACOs, emphasizing the new model of patient care must be physician-led, place patient interests first, ensure voluntary participation and enable independent physician participation, according to an AMA news release.

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AMA officials recognize significant barriers to ACOs that must be addressed, including a lack of resources, existing antitrust laws and conflicting federal policies, according to the release.

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