A peer-driven consortium for health systems navigating complex CMS Alternative Payment Models — powered by shared intelligence, collective advocacy, and proven analytics.
* Focus evolves as CMS priorities shift.
Health systems that navigate CMS programs alone face steep learning curves, growing financial exposure, and missed opportunity. The consortium changes that equation.
Peer-tested strategies on track selection, physician alignment, and care pathway redesign — months before you'd find them on your own.
Unified CMS rulemaking commentary on risk adjustment, quality measurement, and program design. Your voice, amplified.
Relative performance context across markets, patient complexity, and organizational scale — with actionable insights you can act on.
Evidence-based guidance on the highest-impact levers: post-acute optimization, physician contracting, care coordination.
Proof-of-concept analytics engagement with consortium sponsors — with peers as a sounding board for vendor assessment.
Expert interpretation of CMS rule updates, compliance requirements, and emerging policy shifts — before they affect your operations.
Consortium activities are designed around your operational calendar and the value-program lifecycle — clinical, operational, and financial leaders at the table together.
Clinical, financial, and operational leaders from member health systems come together for structured peer discussion and expert presentations on priority APM program topics.
Topic-specific working sessions by program stage — from pre-launch track selection through reconciliation — designed to surface what's working across diverse market contexts.
Consortium members collaborate on CMS comment letter drafting during rulemaking cycles, ensuring health system perspectives on risk adjustment and program design are heard with a unified voice.
De-identified performance comparisons across member organizations — varying by scale, geography, and patient complexity — to provide meaningful context for your value-program results.
CMS's Transforming Episode Accountability Model (TEAM) is a mandatory bundled payment program affecting hundreds of hospitals beginning in 2026. The Consortium facilitates peer discussion across all stages of TEAM implementation.
Health systems that treat TEAM as an isolated compliance exercise will underperform peers who engage early, learn collectively, and optimize continuously. The Consortium exists to close that gap.
Sessions are organized for clinical, operational, and financial leaders to share and discuss leading practices — ensuring workflows are integrated across functions to realize optimal episode performance and patient outcomes.
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