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For ACO REACH, we help build networks of Preferred Providers that encompass specialists and other healthcare providers who not only understand but support the importance of coordinated high quality care. These providers have agreed to voluntarily collaborate in coordinating care, exchanging data and information, and adhering to evidence-based practices to improve care quality while lowering costs.

We value the crucial role played by preferred providers in delivering care. By electing to be a part of the preferred provider network, together we can achieve quantifiable enhancements in patient outcomes and elevate the quality of care for our patients.

Enjoy the benefits of
transformation

The new era of transformation offers meaningful improvements to physicians, patients, and practices. By joining the preferred provider network, preferred providers will:

Expand Value-Based Care

Expand value-based models to a larger population by contracting with ACOs

Access to a Broader Patient Population

Gain access to a wider patient population, which can potentially increase your patient care opportunities

Participate in Advanced Payment Model

Participate in an advanced CMS model that will serve to guide current and future models in health equity

Focus on Patients

Address and focus on health concerns that matter to patients and physicians

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ACO REACH and does this impact all Medicare beneficiaries?

In an effort to drive health system transformation and achieve equitable outcomes through high-quality, affordable, person-centered care for all patients in Traditional Medicare, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) introduced the ACO REACH model, the successor to the Global and Professional Direct Contracting Model (GPDC), in early 2022.

Beneficiaries with Traditional Medicare retain all of their rights, coverage, and benefits, including the freedom to see any Medicare provider. Like previous ACO models, the ACO REACH Model prohibits limited networks, prior authorization or any other means of restricting care. CMS expects that beneficiaries with providers participating in ACO REACH will benefit from improvements in quality of care, enhanced services, like telehealth, home visits after leaving the hospital, cost sharing support, and greater access for underserved communities, reaching beneficiaries who have not previously received coordinated care.

I participate in an ACO. Does this mean I am already in ACO REACH?

Why should my practice become an ACO REACH Preferred Provider?

What are the benefits for patients under the ACO REACH program?

Which Medicare beneficiaries qualify?

What is patient attribution and how does it work?

What to do if you receive a letter inviting your practice to become a Preferred Provider?

How does the fee reduction work?

What is Honest’s role in ACO REACH?

Who do I contact if I have questions?