The lack of timely financial benefits is among reasons several Pioneer Affordable Care Organizations left a pilot program focused on reducing costs and improving health care.
Nine ACOs, including JSA Care Partners, a primary care provider based in St. Petersburg, announced they would not participate in the second year of the pilot program.
JSA did not respond to calls for comment, but a report in Healthcare IT News said some ACOs leaving the program cited the lack of quick financial returns for…
The lack of timely financial benefits is among reasons several Pioneer Affordable Care Organizations left a pilot program focused on reducing costs and improving health care.
Nine ACOs, including JSA Care Partners, a primary care provider based in St. Petersburg, announced they would not participate in the second year of the pilot program.
JSA did not respond to calls for comment, but a report in Healthcare IT News said some ACOs leaving the program cited the lack of quick financial returns for…