Healthcare IT News September 6, 2017
Survey shows few are making key investments, changes required for move to value-based care.
A new survey from technology provider Integra Connect has found that a majority of specialty physicians have yet to make the necessary organizational, IT, or service investments to achieve success under MACRA success.
Integra Connect, which provides services for value-based specialty care, conducted the survey among attendees of the company’s June meeting in Atlanta. The respondents’ practices represented about 800 physicians, 58 percent of which were from oncology practices and 42 percent were from urology practices.
For starters, 100 percent of survey respondents admitted they have not yet fully grasped MACRA’s impact on their practices. The most common description – selected by 71 percent of respondents...
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