Modern Healthcare October 6, 2018
Virgil Dickson

Gina Intinarelli is a true believer in the impact of value-based payment models. She has seen them improve the quality of care for patients while reducing spending. However, just days after the launch of a new federal bundled-payment effort, she worries that her employer, UCSF Medical Center in California, may have to walk away.

The reason: The program is structured in such a way that UCSF is starting out more than $1 million in the hole.

BPCI ROLLOUTJan. 11
: Application portal opened

March 12
: Application period closed

March-August
: Applicant screening period

July: Participants reviewed CMS’ program agreement

Oct. 1
: First cohort starts

March 2019
: Participants can exit program

Spring 2019: 
Next application period opens

January 2020
: Second cohort begins

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