A Taxonomy of Accountable Care Organizations for Policy and Practice

Stephen M Shortell; Frances M. Wu; Valerie A. Lewis; Carrie H. Colla; Elliott S. Fisher

doi:10.1111/1475-6773.12234

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A Taxonomy of Accountable Care Organizations for Policy and Practice

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ACOs can be characterized into three distinct clusters. The taxonomy provides a framework for assessing performance, for targeting technical assistance, and for diagnosing potential antitrust violations.

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