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Benefits Of Hospital Value-Based Purchasing
Efforts are being implemented by the CMS to decrease cost and advocate quality care. First, the Hospital Value-Based Purchasing ( VBP) program, in which compensates acute-care hospitals with impetus awards for quality care provided. Second, Bundled Payment for Care Improvement (BPCI), which combine reimbursements for various services provided at the time of treatment. Lastly, Accountable Care Organizations (ACO) are associations of physicians, hospitals and other healthcare professionals who voluntarily join together to provide a systematic quality of care to their beneficiaries.
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