MedCity News May 7, 2024
Marissa Plescia

More than a third of employers are integrating accountable care into their health benefits, according to a new report from the Milken Institute. However, there are several barriers.

About a third of employers are integrating value-based care into their employer-sponsored insurance, according to a new survey. Another third of employers are determining the “best-fit strategies for their organization” when it comes to accountable care.

The report was published Sunday by the Milken Institute with support from Morgan Health, a JPMorgan Chase healthcare unit for employer-sponsored insurance. The Milken Institute is a nonprofit think tank focused on financial, physical, mental and environmental health. The survey received responses from 72 employers of varying sizes and industry types.

The researchers found that when...

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