All 17 participating practices improved quality in at least three of the six quality measures for the demonstration in the first performance year, and four met all six quality measures. All participants saved over $25 million in the program’s first performance year, according to CMS. The analysis found each Independence at Home participant, on average, saved $3,070 while delivering high quality patient care in the home.
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