Nationwide, 45% of Traditional Medicare Beneficiaries are Participating in Accountable Care
Across the country, traditional Medicare beneficiaries are participating in accountable care, which improves their health outcomes and lowers costs. This map shows accountable care participation in traditional Medicare by state (percentage of traditional Medicare beneficiaries in select models*). For exact percentages, view the map on a computer and hover over each state.
*The map reflects the percentage of traditional Medicare beneficiaries cared for in the following models (in 2022):
- Medicare Shared Savings Program
- ACO REACH
- Kidney Care Choices
- Vermont All-Payer ACO Model
- Maryland Total Cost of Care Model
- Providers in Bundled Payment for Care Improvement: Advanced
- Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement Payment
- Primary Care First
- Independence at Home
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