The VBP Blog explores how the BPCI Advanced built on earlier bundled payment efforts to create accountability for total episode costs and quality. This blog explores the model’s design, impact, and its potential lessons for long-term care reform.
New federal law caps state-directed Medicaid payments, a move critics warn could devastate rural hospitals already under financial strain.
The VBP Blog explores how the Accountable Health Communities model tested new approaches to addressing social needs and what its outcomes mean for the future of LTSS and value-based care.
A new KFF study shows most Medicare Advantage beneficiaries are in highly concentrated markets with limited insurer options, leaving little consumer choice.
Nebraska ends its I/DD waitlist ahead of schedule, expanding access to Medicaid-funded home- and community-based services through $18 million in state and federal funding.
As one of CMMI’s earliest initiatives, the Pioneer ACO Model helped define what accountable care could look like. We explore what worked, what didn’t, and where the model leads us next.
Maryland’s Total Cost of Care model offers one of the clearest examples of value-based payment success at scale. We unpack the model’s structure, impact, and lessons for LTSS.
CMS proposes a 6.4% reduction in Medicare payments to home health agencies for 2026, raising concerns about access to care and financial stability in the sector.
From bundled payments to accountable care, CMMI models are reshaping healthcare delivery. This series explores which ones delivered results, and what it means for value-based care in the future.
New analysis warns that long-term care expenses pose serious risks to retirement security, particularly for single women and Baby Boomers.