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Dr Leonard Fromer Reflects on AJMC's ACO Coalition Meeting
One of the most exciting takeaways from the ACO and Emerging Healthcare Delivery Coalition is the concept that stakeholders in many facets of healthcare are coming together to make a success out of the accountable care organization revolution, said moderator Leonard Fromer, MD.
One of the most exciting takeaways from the ACO and Emerging Healthcare Delivery Coalition is the concept that stakeholders in many facets of healthcare are coming together to make a success out of the accountable care organization (ACO) revolution, said Leonard Fromer, MD, executive medical director, group practice forum and assistant clinical professor, Department of Family Medicine, University of California, and moderator of the 2-day event.
During the meeting, different stakeholders brought their perspectives, discussed the solutions they have fashioned, and the highlighted successes they are having. Faculty also spoke about “real movement in achieving better Triple Aim results and scores for the patients that we take care of in the ACO settings.”
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