Our Results

Outcome driven by innovation

No matter how you measure it, we deliver results for our partners. Our collaborative partnerships lead to exceptional performance and measurable outcomes. Our innovative solutions aim to increase quality of care, improve care coordination for patients, reduce provider burnout, and so much more.

$334.7m

Total net savings to the Medicare Trust Fund since 2012, the first year of the program, generated by CHS Partner Shared Savings Program ACOs

$183m

Cumulative shared savings for CHS Partner Medicare Shared Savings Program ACOs since PY2012

$41m

Total net savings to the Medicare Trust Fund in PY2019

$17.6m

Shared savings earned by CHS Partner Medicare Shared Savings Program ACOs in PY2019

80%

Reduction of hospitalizations per thousand beneficiaries since CHS ACOs launch

5.5%

Increase in Primary Care Services by CHS Partner Primary Care Providers

90%

Increased patient visits to CHS Partner Providers within 30 days of hospital discharge

150k

Medicare beneficiaries cared for across the country by CHS Partner Providers

18.3%

Reduction in Skilled Nursing Facility days

* Results based on 2018 and 2019 CMS Quality Performance Reports, 2018 and 2019 MSSP Performance Year Annual Expenditure and Utilization Reports, NGACO 2018 and 2019 Claims.

We are extremely proud to have generated total savings for the Medicare Shared Savings Program and our providers. We are fully committed to providing high-quality preventive care and chronic disease management to Medicare beneficiaries in our ACO and are grateful the program allows us to demonstrate how we as community health centers can provide increasing value, not only to the healthcare system, but to more than 8,500 Medicare Fee-For-Service beneficiaries in the state of Georgia.

Dr. Theresa Jacobs, Medical Director for the ACC of Georgia

A 75 year old female was living with her two developmentally disabled daughters when she was hospitalized and later admitted to a SNF for rehab. The beneficiary was adamant about returning home, but her therapist was concerned about her caregivers. The CHS Social Worker requested that the therapist provide caregiver training and schedule a home evaluation. The beneficiary’s daughters were enthusiastic to receive the training and passed. The beneficiary was able to return safely home, as she had wished, rather than being unnecessarily admitted to a long-term care facility.

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