CJR ends, TEAM to begin: 5 ways CJR evolved and what’s ahead
The CJR Model ends in 2024, making way for CMS’s new TEAM Model in 2026. Learn key changes, participation rules and how hospitals can prepare today!
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Courtney Yule
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The Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) is a critical opportunity for Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) aiming to improve care coordination while reducing healthcare costs. For organizations looking to join or renew their participation in MSSP for a Jan. 1, 2026, start date, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has released key application deadlines that ACOs must follow.
Application period opens: May 29
Final submission deadline: June 12, at noon (ET)
All applications must be submitted through the ACO Management System. To ensure a smooth application process, ACOs should review the Medicare Shared Savings Program Overview and plan accordingly.
Successfully participating in MSSP requires robust data analysis and financial benchmarking. DataGen provides tailored solutions to help ACOs navigate the complexities of the program, optimize shared savings and enhance overall performance. Our tools offer:
comprehensive financial modeling to assess savings potential and risk exposure; and
actionable analytics to improve care coordination and efficiency.
Learn how DataGen can support your ACO’s MSSP participation and maximize your financial and quality outcomes. Explore our ACO solutions here.
With application deadlines approaching quickly, now is the time to prepare. With DataGen's expert guidance, ensure your ACO is positioned for success in the 2026 MSSP cycle.
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