AMGA May 21, 2019
Chester A. Speed, J.D., LL.M. Nikita Stempniewicz, Sc.M.

For the fourth consecutive year, AMGA conducted a survey of its membership to gauge their progress in the transition to value, what barriers to risk or value are hindering them, and what percentage of member revenues are risk-based.

Findings from the 2018 risk survey indicate that AMGA member revenues increasingly are risk-based, and AMGA members are continuing the journey to value. Moreover, AMGA members report clear preferences for some risk-based payment models over others.

However, survey data show that there continue to be significant impediments to taking risk that slow the progress to moving to an actual value-based healthcare system. Limited to access to claims data, duplicative quality measure programs, and complicated regulatory schemes can serve as disincentives to...

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