Innovaccer Inc. is pleased to announce that Arkansas Health Network, an Arkansas-based physician-led, Clinically Integrated Network (CIN) has obtained dual URAC accreditations for Clinical Integration (CI) and Employer-Based Population Health (EBPH). They are the first in the nation to receive the EBPH accreditation and we are proud to be their data analytics platform of choice and a partner in AHN’s unique accomplishment.
Founded in 1990 as a non-profit organization, URAC is the independent leader in promoting health care quality and patient safety through renowned accreditation programs. URAC develops its evidence-based standards in collaboration with a wide array of stakeholders and industry experts. The company’s portfolio of accreditation and certification programs span the health care industry, addressing health care management and operations, pharmacies, telehealth, health plans, medical practices and more. URAC accreditation is a symbol of excellence for organizations to showcase their validated commitment to quality and accountability.
AHN currently manages over 138,000 lives and 3,700 providers within their network — which includes 28 inpatient facilities and 25 skilled nursing facilities across Arkansas. AHN is engaged in several value-based care contracts across several sectors of the industry including employer-based population health (EBPH) arrangements, Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP), Medicare Advantage (MA), and other commercial insurance providers. Over the last 5 years, AHN has saved Medicare $58 million; the highest total savings of any individual accountable care organization (ACO) participating in MSSP within CommonSpirit Health.
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By leveraging the Innovaccer data platform, AHN is able to increase efficiency, improve patient health, and better support their provider network. Additionally, our partnership helps AHN further build out care coordination efforts. AHN utilizes Innovaccer dashboards to create various quality, utilization, and cost metrics. This helps providers drive risk stratification and improve financial, clinical, operational, and experiential outcomes.
“Arkansas Health Network is excited to be URAC accredited in both Clinical Integration and Employer-Based Population Health. These seals solidify our standing as a best-in-class CIN and proves how committed we are to quality care and patient safety in partnership with our provider network. We appreciate that our partnership with Innovaccer allowed us to present our standards and processes clearly throughout the accreditation journey,” said Arkansas Health Network President & CEO Bob Sarkar, MBA, FACHE
“As risk-bearing reimbursement models increasingly become the norm, providers must invest in the tools and technologies that allow them to understand performance across multiple risk models and identify opportunities to optimize performance to succeed with value-based care. Innovaccer’s data and analytics platform helps us continue to improve patient health, increase efficiency, and enable physicians to succeed with value-based care,” said Camille Wilson, Market VP of Population Health at Arkansas Health Network.
SOURCE: PRNewswire