Public Reporting

Shared Savings Program Public Reporting

ACO Name and Location

TP-ACO L.L.C.
8702 Jefferson Hwy , Suite A
Baton Rouge, LA, 70809, U.S.A.

ACO Primary Contact

James Simmons
Tel: (844) 252-5321
Email : jsimmons@topmd.health

Organizational Information

ACO Participants:

ACO Participants ACO Participant in Joint Venture
AHMAD SHANABLEHNo
AHMAD SHANABLEH M.D.INC, A MEDICAL CORPORATIONNo
AKWASI SEFANo
Alliance Community Healthcare IncNo
AMERICA'S FAMILY DOCTORS, PLLCNo
ANOINTED FAMILY MEDICINE LLCNo
BATON ROUGE GENERAL PHYSICIANS MEDICAL GROUP LLCNo
BethesdaRehabilitationHospital,IncNo
BYRD FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER LLCNo
Care Circle Family Health ClinicNo
CARLOS R ELIZONDO MD PLLCNo
CITRUS COUNTY RURAL HEALTH INCNo
CommunityQuickCareofLavergnePCNo
COOL SPRINGS SURGICAL ASSOCIATES LLCNo
CROSSPOINTE MEDICAL CLINICNo
DHAR FAMILY MEDICINE, PLLCNo
DIVINITY HEALTHCARE CLINICNo
EXTENDED CARE CLINICAL SERVICES LLCNo
Family Care of Middle TennesseeNo
FAMILY HEALTH ASSOCIATESNo
Family Medicine Associates of Blytheville, P.A.No
GARY SCHWARTZNo
GATEWAY PRIMARY CARE LLCNo
GENESYS FAMILY MEDICINE, PCNo
GEORGE HOPKINSNo
Good Health Associates, PLLCNo
HEIKKI E KOSTAMAA MD PCNo
HWC-PROVIDERS, PLLCNo
Internal Medicine Associates LLCNo
J CHRIS BECKMAN MD PLLCNo
JOHN BYRNESNo
KIRAN G ZAVERI MD LLCNo
Logan Family Medicine, LLCNo
MAPLE ST MEDICAL PLLCNo
MED EQUITY PARTNERS LLCNo
MICHAEL S LOVOI MD PANo
MIDTNGYN PLLCNo
MURFREESBORO FAMILY MEDICINE LLCNo
NORTH FLORIDA RURAL HEALTH CORPNo
NorthfieldFamilyPracticePCNo
OPEN WATER MEDICAL PANo
PATIENTSFIRST, PLLCNo
PETER A DICORLETO MD PCNo
PETER CHANGNo
PETER DICORLETONo
PREMIER MOUNTAIN HEALTHCARE LLCNo
PRIMARY CARE CLINIC LLCNo
PULMONARY & SLEEP OF TAMPA BAY PLNo
R A HOLDINGS LLCNo
S-S-CNo
STAN J MAYS MD A PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CORPORATIONNo
SUNSET POINT MEDICAL ASSOCIATES INCNo
TENNESSEE MEDICINE & PEDIATRICS, PCNo
TERESA HUGGINSNo
THE CARE CLINIC LLCNo
Thomas P. Melancon MD, LLCNo
Top Physicians Group IncNo
TRACI THOMPSON MD, PANo
Wayne MurphyNo

ACO Governing Body:

Member First Name Member Last Name Member Title/ Position Member's Voting Power (Expressed as a percentage) Membership Type ACO Participant Legal Business Name, if applicable
AkwasiSefaACO Participant12.5%ACO Participant RepresentativeAKWASI SEFA
DennisCarterACO Participant12.5%ACO Participant RepresentativeFAMILY HEALTH ASSOCIATES
DonnieBatieACO Participant0%Community Stakeholder RepresentativeN/A
KennethCranorChairman0%OtherN/A
KerryWillisACO Participant12.5%ACO Participant RepresentativeOPEN WATER MEDICAL PA
KiranZaveriACO Participant12.5%ACO Participant RepresentativeKIRAN G ZAVERI MD LLC
MarkBlickACO Participant12.5%ACO Participant RepresentativeCROSSPOINTE MEDICAL CLINIC
MattPerkinsACO Participant12.5%ACO Participant RepresentativeTENNESSEE MEDICINE & PEDIATRICS, PC
TraciThompsonACO Participant12.5%ACO Participant RepresentativeTRACI THOMPSON MD, PA
WayneMurphyMedicare Beneficiary12.5%Medicare Beneficiary RepresentativeN/A

Member's voting power may have been rounded to reflect a total voting power of 100 percent.

Key ACO Clinical and Administrative Leadership:

  • ACO Executive: James Simmons
  • Medical Director: Kiran Zaveri
  • Compliance Officer: Atanas Filchev
  • Quality Assurance/Improvement Officer: Atanas Filchev

Associated Committees and Committee Leadership:

Committee Name Committee Leader Name and Position
Stones River Patient Care CommitteeDr. Wayne Murphy, Chairman
TP-ACO Patient Care CommitteeDr. Wayne Murphy, Chairman

Types of ACO Participants, or Combinations of Participants, That Formed the ACO:

Networks of individual practices of ACO professionals

Shared Savings and Losses

Amount of Shared Savings/Losses:

Fifth Agreement Period

Performance Year 2026, N/A

Fourth Agreement Period

Performance Year 2025, N/A

Third Agreement Period

Performance Year 2024, $3,252,703.51

Performance Year 2023, $5,219,502.95

Performance Year 2022, $7,057,891.00

Performance Year 2021, $8,405,088.63

Performance Year 2020, $8,025,380.19

Performance Year 2019, $10,686,872.03

Second Agreement Period

Performance Year 2019, $10,686,872.03

Performance Year 2018, $5,712,041.53

Performance Year 2017, $3,292,525.73

Performance Year 2016, $2,459,315.88

First Agreement Period

Performance Year 2015, $1,662,988.00

Performance Year 2014, $3,133,900.05

Performance Year 2013, $4,721,980.87

Performance Year 2012, N/A

Note: Our ACO participated in multiple performance years during Calendar Year 2019. The shared savings/losses amount reported for Performance Year 2019 therefore represents net shared savings or losses across all performance years in 2019 and is shown under all agreement periods in which the ACO operated during Calendar Year 2019.

Shared Savings Distribution:

Fifth Agreement Period

Performance Year 2026

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: N/A
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: N/A
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: N/A

Fourth Agreement Period

Performance Year 2025

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: N/A
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: N/A
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: N/A

Third Agreement Period

Performance Year 2024

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 20%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 23,3%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 56,7%

Performance Year 2023

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 20%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 24%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 56%

Performance Year 2022

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 15%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 29%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 56%

Performance Year 2021

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 15%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 29%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 56%

Performance Year 2020

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 15%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 28%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 57%

Performance Year 2019

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 15%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 25%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 60%

Second Agreement Period

Performance Year 2019

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 15%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 25%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 60%

Performance Year 2018

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 15%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 23%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 62%

Performance Year 2017

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 10%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 5%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 85%

Performance Year 2016

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 10%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 5%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 85%

First Agreement Period

Performance Year 2015

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 10%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 5%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 85%

Performance Year 2014

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 10%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 5%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 85%

Performance Year 2013

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 10%
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 5%
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 85%

Performance Year 2012

  • Proportion invested in infrastructure: N/A
  • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: N/A
  • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: N/A


Note: Our ACO participated in multiple performance years during Calendar Year 2019. The distribution of shared savings reported for Performance Year 2019 therefore represents the distribution of the net shared savings across all performance years in 2019 and is shown under all agreement periods in which the ACO operated during Calendar Year 2019.

Quality Performance Results 2024

Measure # Measure Title Collection Type Performance Rate Current Year Mean Performance Rate (Shared Savings Program ACOs)
321CAHPS for MIPSCAHPS for MIPS Survey8.916.67
479*Hospital-Wide, 30-Day, All-Cause Unplanned Readmission (HWR) Rate for MIPS GroupsAdministrative Claims0.13670.1517
484*Clinician and Clinician Group Risk- standardized Hospital Admission Rates for Patients with Multiple Chronic Conditions (MCC)Administrative Claims-37
318Falls: Screening for Future Fall RiskCMS Web Interface98.3588.99
110Preventative Care and Screening: Influenza ImmunizationCMS Web Interface68.5568.6
226Preventative Care and Screening: Tobacco Use: Screening and Cessation InterventionCMS Web Interface10079.98
113Colorectal Cancer ScreeningCMS Web Interface82.7777.81
112Breast Cancer ScreeningCMS Web Interface81.9880.93
438Statin Therapy for the Prevention and Treatment of Cardiovascular DiseaseCMS Web Interface85.3386.5
370Depression Remission at Twelve MonthsCMS Web Interface2017.35
001*Diabetes: Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) Poor ControlCMS Web Interface10.419.44
134Preventative Care and Screening: Screening for Depression and Follow-up PlanCMS Web Interface89.7881.46
236Controlling High Blood PressureCMS Web Interface84.8779.49
CAHPS-1Getting Timely Care, Appointments, and InformationCAHPS for MIPS Survey88.4883.7
CAHPS-2How Well Providers CommunicateCAHPS for MIPS Survey94.0393.96
CAHPS-3Patient’s Rating of ProviderCAHPS for MIPS Survey94.0792.43
CAHPS-4Access to SpecialistsCAHPS for MIPS Survey80.5575.76
CAHPS-5Health Promotion and EducationCAHPS for MIPS Survey66.5965.48
CAHPS-6Shared Decision MakingCAHPS for MIPS Survey62.2262.31
CAHPS-7Health Status and Functional StatusCAHPS for MIPS Survey75.0174.14
CAHPS-8Care CoordinationCAHPS for MIPS Survey87.6285.89
CAHPS-9Courteous and Helpful Office StaffCAHPS for MIPS Survey94.4292.89
CAHPS-11Stewardship of Patient ResourcesCAHPS for MIPS Survey29.1526.98
For previous years’ Financial and Quality Performance Results, please visit: Data.cms.gov

*For Diabetes: Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) Poor Control (>9%) [Quality ID #001], Hospital-Wide, 30-Day, All-Cause Unplanned Readmission (HWR) Rate for MIPS Eligible Clinician Groups [Measure #479], and Clinician and Clinician Group Risk-standardized Hospital Admission Rates for Patients with Multiple Chronic Conditions (MCC) [Measure #484], a lower performance rate indicates better measure performance.

*For Clinician and Clinician Group Risk-standardized Hospital Admission Rates for Patients with Multiple Chronic Conditions (MCC) [Measure #484], patients are excluded if they were attributed to Qualifying Alternative Payment Model (APM) Participants (QPs). Most providers participating in Track E and ENHANCED track ACOs are QPs, and so performance rates for Track E and ENHANCED track ACOs may not be representative of the care provided by these ACOs' providers overall. Additionally, many of these ACOs do not have a performance rate calculated due to not meeting the minimum of 18 beneficiaries attributed to non-QP providers.

Payment Rule Waivers

Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) 3-Day Rule Waiver:
Our ACO uses the SNF 3-Day Rule Waiver, pursuant to 42 CFR § 425.612.

Prepaid Shared Savings (PSS)

In accordance with 42 CFR § 425.640(i)(1), an ACO must publicly report information about the ACO's use of prepaid shared savings for each performance year, as set forth in 42 CFR § 425.308(b)(10). Prepaid shared savings used for any expenses other than allowable uses under 42 CFR § 425.640(e)(1) are subject to compliance action.

Spend Plan

Payment Use General Spend Category General Spend Subcategory Beneficiary Group Cost Sharing Support (Part B Service(s)) Projected Spending 2026 Actual Spending 2026
Registry Services/Registry submissionsHealthcare InfrastructureClinical data registriesN/A$60,000.00$0.00
Assessments of Patients with Chronic ConditionsDirect Beneficiary ServicesComprehensive assessmentsPatients with Chronic Conditions$200,000.00$0.00
Social care coordination assistanceDirect Beneficiary ServicesSocial care coordinationPatients with Chronic Conditions$175,000.00$0.00
Follow up with patients on social careDirect Beneficiary ServicesSocial needs follow-upPatients with Chronic Conditions$105,000.00$0.00
Connection to EHRs for Quality ReportingHealthcare InfrastructureHIE/HIN participationN/A$100,000.00$0.00
Analytics portals for managementHealthcare InfrastructureCase/practice systemsN/A$125,000.00$0.00
Connectivity and Quality ReportingHealthcare InfrastructureElectronic Quality ReportingN/A$90,000.00$0.00
Trainer for assessments and social careIncreased StaffingOther staff educationN/A$85,000.00$0.00
Subtotals $940,000.00 $0.00
Percentage of Spend on Direct Beneficiary Services (Must Be No Less Than 50%) 51.06% 0.00%

Spend Plan Summary

Projected Total Maximum Prepaid Shared Savings Amount$1,751,908.00
ACO Selected Projected Total Prepaid Shared Savings Amount$940,000.00
Remaining Selected Funding to Allocate$0.00
Prepaid Shared Savings Received$0.00

ACO Name and Location

TP-ACO L.L.C

 8702 Jefferson Hwy Suite A  

 Baton Rouge, LA 70809 

 Tel: 615-740-5347; Fax: 615-749-6382 

ACO Primary Contact

John Woods

Tel: 615 740 5347

Email: jwoods@topmd.health

Organizational Information

ACO Participants:

 

ACO Participants

ACO Participant in Joint Venture

AHMAD SHANABLEH

N

AKWASI SEFA

N

Alliance Community Healthcare Inc

Y

AMERICA’S FAMILY DOCTORS, PLLC

N

BATON ROUGE GENERAL PHYSICIANS MEDICAL GROUP LLC

N

BethesdaRehabilitationHospital,Inc

N

BYRD FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER LLC

N

CARLOS R ELIZONDO MD PLLC

N

CHARLES A. GARCIA, MDPA

N

CHARLES WOLOHON

N

CITRUS COUNTY RURAL HEALTH INC

N

Community Quick Care of LavergnePC

N

COOL SPRINGS SURGICAL ASSOCIATES LLC

N

CROSSPOINTE MEDICAL CLINIC

N

DHAR FAMILY MEDICINE, PLLC

N

Eric Egli

N

EXTENDED CARE CLINICAL SERVICES LLC

N

Family Care of Middle Tennessee

N

FAMILY HEALTH ASSOCIATES

N

Family Medicine Associates of Blytheville, P.A.

N

FAMILY PRACTICE PARTNERS, PC

N

GARY SCHWARTZ

N

Gateway Healthcare PC

N

GENESYS FAMILY MEDICINE, PC

N

GEORGE HOPKINS

N

GERARD K. WILLIAMS MD APMC

N

Good Health Associates, PLLC

N

Internal Medicine Associates LLC

Y

J CHRIS BECKMAN MD PLLC

N

JAMES W GARNER JR MD PC

N

JOHN BYRNES

N

KIRAN G ZAVERI MD LLC

N

Logan Family Medicine, LLC

N

MAPLE ST MEDICAL PLLC

N

MARK B. BLICK D.O., P.A.

N

MCCOLLUM HOMETOWN HEALTHCARE PLLC

N

MED EQUITY PARTNERS LLC

N

MIDDLE TENNESSEE FAMILY MEDICINE

N

Middle Tennessee Urology Specialists P.L.L.C.

N

MIDTNGYN PLLC

N

NORTH FLORIDA RURAL HEALTH CORP

N

Northfield Family Practice PC

N

OPEN WATER MEDICAL PA

N

PATIENTSFIRST, PLLC

N

PETER A DICORLETO MD PC

N

PETER CHANG

N

PETER DICORLETO

N

PREMIER MOUNTAIN HEALTHCARE LLC

N

PRIMARY CARE CLINIC LLC

N

PULMONARY & SLEEP OF TAMPA BAY PL

N

R A HOLDINGS LLC

N

RENE E DARVEAUX MD PA

N

STAN J MAYS MD A PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CORPORATION

N

STEPHEN F AUSTIN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER INC

N

Sulkowski Family Medicine PLLC

N

SUNSET POINT MEDICAL ASSOCIATES INC

N

TENNESSEE HEALTHCARE PARTNERS, LLC

N

TENNESSEE MEDICINE & PEDIATRICS, PC

Y

TERESA HUGGINS

N

THE CARE CLINIC LLC

N

Thomas P. Melancon MD, LLC

N

Top Physicians Group Inc

N

TRACI THOMPSON MD, PA

N

Wayne Murphy

N

WILLIAM BRENT YOUNG MD PA

N

ACO Governing Body:

 

 

Member

First Name

Member

Last Name

Member

Title/Position

Member’s Voting Power (Expressed as a percentage)

Membership Type

ACO Participant Legal Business Name, if applicable

Cranor

Kenneth

MD/Chairman

9

ACO Participant Representative

The Physicians Alliance Corporation

Marino

Fred

Voting Member

9

Medicare Beneficiary Representative

N/A

Batie

Donnie

MD/Voting Member

9

ACO Participant Representative

Baton Rouge General Physician’s Medical Group, LLC

Sefa

Akwasi

MD/Voting Member

9

ACO Participant Representative

Akwasi Sefa

Carter

Dennis

MD/Voting Member

9

ACO Participant Representative

Family Health Associates

Latortue

Rosemay

MD/Voting Member

9

ACO Participant Representative

Rosemay T. LaTortue, MD., P.A.

Murphy

Wayne

MD/Voting Member

9

ACO Participant Representative

Wayne Murphy

Perkins

Matt

MD/Voting Member

9

ACO Participant Representative

Tennessee Medicine and Pediatrics, PC

Blick

Mark

MD/Voting Member

9

ACO Participant Representative

Mark B. Blick D.O., P.A.

Willis

Kerry

MD/Voting Member

9

ACO Participant Representative

Open Water Medical PA

Zaveri

Kiran

MD/Voting Member

9

ACO Participant Representative

Kiran G. Zaveri, MD LLC

 

Key ACO Clinical and Administrative Leadership:

ACO Executive: John Woods

Medical Director: Kirin Zaveri

Compliance Officer: John Woods

Quality Assurance/Improvement Officer: Kenneth Cranor

 

Associated Committees and Committee Leadership: 

 

 

Committee Name Committee Leader Name and Position
TP-ACO Patient Care Committee Wayne Murphy, Chairman 
Stones River Patient Care Committee Wayne Murphy, Chairman 


Types of ACO Participants, or Combinations of Participants, That Formed the ACO:

Networks of individual practices of ACO professionals

Shared Savings and Losses

Amount of Shared Savings/Losses:

  • Third Agreement Period      
  • Performance Year 2023, $5,219,502.95 
  • Performance Year 2022, $7.057,891 
  • Performance Year 2021, $8,405,088 
  • Performance Year 2020, $8,025,380 
  • Performance Year 2019/2019A, $10,686,872

     

  • Second Agreement Period 
  • Performance Year 2018, $5,712,042 
  • Performance Year 2017, $3,292,526 
  • Performance Year 2016, $2,459,316

     

  • First Agreement Period 
  • Performance Year 2015, $1,662,988 
  • Performance Year 2014, $3,133,900 
  • Performance Year 2013, $4,721,981 

 

Shared Savings Distribution:

 

 

  • Third Agreement Period
  • Performance Year 2023 
    • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 20% 
    • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 24% 
    • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 56%

 

  • Performance Year 2022 
    • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 15% 
    • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 29% 
    • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 56%

       

  • Performance Year 2021 
    • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 15% 
    • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 29% 
    • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 56%

       

  • Performance Year 2020  
    • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 15% 
    • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 28% 
    • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 57%

       

  • Performance Year 2019/2019A 
    • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 15% 
    • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 25% 
    • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 60%

       

  • Second Agreement Period

     

  • Performance Year 2018 
    • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 15% 
    • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 23% 
    • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 62%

       

  • Performance Year 2017 
    • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 10% 
    • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 5% 
    • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 85%

       

  • Performance Year 2016 
    • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 10% 
    • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 5% 
    • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 85%

       

  • First Agreement Period

     

  • Performance Year 2015 
    • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 10% 
    • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 5% 
    • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 85%

       

  • Performance Year 2014 
    • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 10% 
    • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 5% 
    • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 85%

       

  • Performance Year 2013 
    • Proportion invested in infrastructure: 10% 
    • Proportion invested in redesigned care processes/resources: 5% 
    • Proportion of distribution to ACO participants: 85% 

 

2023 Quality Performance Results:

 

Measure # 

Measure Name

Collection Type

Rate

ACOMean

Quality ID# 001

Diabetes: Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) Poor Control [1]

CMS Web Interface

9.02

9.84

Quality ID# 134

Preventative Care and Screening: Screening for Depression and Follow-up Plan

CMS Web Interface

89.96

80.97

Quality ID# 236

Controlling High Blood Pressure

CMS Web Interface

85.48

77.80

Quality ID# 318

Falls: Screening for Future Fall Risk 

CMS Web Interface

95.42

89.42

Quality ID# 110

Preventative Care and Screening: Influenza Immunization

CMS Web Interface

68.36

70.76

Quality ID# 226

Preventative Care and Screening: Tobacco Use: Screening and Cessation Intervention

CMS Web Interface

100.00

79.29

Quality ID# 113

Colorectal Cancer Screening

CMS Web Interface

79.53

77.14

Quality ID# 112

Breast Cancer Screening

CMS Web Interface

86.54

80.36

Quality ID# 438

Statin Therapy for the Prevention and Treatment of Cardiovascular Disease

CMS Web Interface

85.23

87.05

Quality ID# 370

Depression Remission at Twelve Months

CMS Web Interface

12.82

16.58

Quality ID# 321

CAHPS for MIPS [3]

CMS Web Interface

9.45

6.25

Measure# 479

Hospital-Wide, 30-Day, All-Cause Unplanned Readmission (HWR) Rate for MIPS Groups [1]

CMS Web Interface

0.1550

0.1553

Measure# 484

Clinician and Clinician Group Risk-standardized Hospital Admission Rates for Patients with Multiple Chronic Conditions [1]

CMS Web Interface

35.39

CAHPS-1

Getting Timely Care, Appointments, and Information

CAHPS For MIPS

88.64

83.68

CAHPS-2

How Well Providers Communicate

CAHPS For MIPS

95.65

93.69

CAHPS-3

Patient’s Rating of Provider

CAHPS For MIPS

93.23

92.14

CAHPS-4

Access to Specialists

CAHPS For MIPS

83.22

75.97

CAHPS-5

Health Promotion and Education

CAHPS For MIPS

67.75

63.93

CAHPS-6

Shared Decision Making

CAHPS For MIPS

61.89

61.60

CAHPS-7

Health Status and Functional Status

CAHPS For MIPS

74.54

74.12

CAHPS-8

Care Coordination

CAHPS For MIPS

88.10

85.77

CAHPS-9

Courteous and Helpful Office Staff

CAHPS For MIPS

94.58

92.31

CAHPS-11

Stewardship of Patient Resources

CAHPS For MIPS

31.24

26.69

Quality performance results are based on CMS Web Interface.

For previous years’ Financial and Quality Performance Results, please visit: data.cms.gov

Payment Rule Waivers

    • Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) 3-Day Rule Waiver: 
      • Our ACO uses the SNF 3-Day Rule Waiver, pursuant to 42 CFR § 425.612. 
    • Waiver for Payment for Telehealth Services: 
      • Our ACO clinicians provide telehealth services using the flexibilities under 42 CFR § 425.612(f) and 42 CFR § 425.613. 

     

    Fraud and Abuse Waivers 

    • ACO Participation Waiver:  

    The following information describes each arrangement for which our ACO seeks protection under the ACO Participation Waiver, including any material amendment or modification to a disclosed arrangement.   

    [For each arrangement, provide the following information:  

      • Parties to the arrangement: The Physicians Alliance LLC ACO and LabCorp  
      • Date of arrangement: 07/01/2020 
      • Items, services, goods, or facility provided: Data Reporting Systems 
      • Date and nature of any amendments to the arrangement, if applicable: No Amendments 

       

    Agreement with LabCorp:   

    The parties to the arrangement include TP-ACO and Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings and its subsidiaries (“LabCorp”). The agreements are effective as of January 07/01/2020. Under the agreements, the parties will coordinate with each other to meet requirements for reporting quality and cost measures, establish clinical decision support programs to support chronic disease management and population health strategies, and evaluate and address the health needs of TP-ACO’s patient population. LabCorp will make available laboratory testing services to TP-ACO’s providers, and TP-ACO will integrate and use this information in TP-ACO’s data analytics programs, reporting measures, and care coordination and intervention strategies. The agreements include a series of potential grants to develop infrastructure and redesigning care processes to allow for high quality and efficient service delivery for patients whereby TP-ACO must meet certain quality metrics to be eligible. This arrangement allows the parties to promote accountability for the quality, cost, and overall care for TP-ACO’s patients and manage and coordinate care for these individuals. With respect to this arrangement above, TP-ACO’s governing body has made and duly authorized a bona fide determination that the arrangement is reasonably related to the purposes of the Medicare Shared Savings Program. 

TP-ACO

Accountable Care Organization