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Direct Contracting
Large, self-insured companies can work directly with health care providers to implement payment and delivery reforms. Learn more about direct-contracting and the potential benefits of working directly with health care providers to improve the health care system. -
Accountable care organizations (ACOs)
Accountable care organizations (ACOs) are a new way to deliver health care and are increasing in prevalence. Learn more about these organizations and how providers are restructuring to provide care to patients by checking out this Get Started Brief. -
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Payment Methods: How They Work
With the support of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, CPR teamed up with the Urban Institute to explore how established and proposed payment methods and benefit design options work. This section of the project analyzes the attributes of nine different payment methods.$0.00 Download -
Benefit Designs: How They Work
With the support of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, CPR teamed up with the Urban Institute to explore how established and proposed payment methods and benefit design options work. This section of the project examines the attributes of benefit designs that have the potential to change consumer behavior.$0.00 Download -
2016 Matching Payment Methods with Benefit Designs to Support Delivery Reforms
With the support of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, CPR teamed up with the Urban Institute to explore how established and proposed payment methods and benefit design options work. This section of the project focuses on how payment methods and benefit designs can be used to align incentives between providers and consumers to support delivery reforms, including "focused factories", accountable care organizations, and patient-centered medical homes.$0.00 Download -
A Typology of Payment Methods
With the support of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, CPR teamed up with the Urban Institute to explore how established and proposed payment methods and benefit design options work. This section of the project outlines a new payment typology that centers on the incentives inherent in payment methods rather than a classification based on the type of provider receiving the payment.$0.00 Download -
A Typology of Benefit Designs
With the support of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, CPR teamed up with the Urban Institute to explore how established and proposed payment methods and benefit design options work. This section of the project develops a new typology of benefit designs under two categories—cost sharing and contingent coverage—and focuses on designs that have the potential to change consumer behavior and its alignment with payment reform.$0.00 Download -
2016 Report Card on State Price Transparency Laws
Catalyst for Payment Reform (CPR) and the Health Care Incentives Improvement Institute (HCI3) released a 2016 Report Card on State Price Transparency Laws, which grades states on making health care price and quality information available to consumers. Download the report to find out your state’s grade.$0.00 Download