By Bryan A. Liang and Tim Mackey
With the passage of health care reform, the future of provider organizations is now in flux. Efficiency is the keyword as new regulations are drafted and funding for demonstration projects is put into place. One approach contemplated by reform in this vein is the use of accountable care organizations (ACOs).
Health care reform is focused on cost control, especially in the government's Medicare and Medicai...
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