1. Ninety-two Shared Savings Program ACOs held spending $806
million below their targets and earned performance payments of more than $341
million as their share of program savings
2. No MSSP ACOs owed CMS
3. While total savings increased from 2013, the avg savings
payments per MSSP ACO decreased ( $8.76 million per ACO in 2014 vs. $12.16
million in 2013
4. An additional 89 ACOs reduced health care costs compared to
their benchmark in 2014, but did not qualify for shared savings
5. Among ACOs that entered the program in 2012, 37% generated
shared savings, compared to 27% entering in 2013, and 19% entering in 2014
6. Shared Savings Program ACOs that reported in both 2013 and
2014 improved on 27 of 33 quality measures
Source: CMS Fact Sheet, Medicare ACOs Provide Improved Care While Slowing Cost Growth in 2014
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