System Improvement Provisions of the Affordable Care Act

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System Improvement Provisions of the Affordable Care Act Supporting primary care, prevention, and wellness Primary care 10% bonus for five years; Medicaid payment rates to primary care physicians no less than 100% of Medicare rates in 2013 and 2014; annual wellness visit and/or health risk assessment for Medicare beneficiaries; preventive services without cost-sharing; local and employer wellness programs; medical home initiatives Payment reforms to encourage and support improved system performance Value-based purchasing programs; reduced payment for hospital- acquired conditions and potentially preventable readmissions; bundled payment for acute and postacute care Accountable care organizations Accountable care organizations to share savings in Medicare Controlling health spending Independent Payment Advisory Board recommendations to meet Medicare expenditure target as well as total system spending nonbinding recommendations; productivity improvement update factor Resources to promote system improvement Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation; Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute; Medicare–Medicaid Coordination Office Quality improvement and public reporting Directs the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to develop national quality strategy, public reporting Accelerating the adoption of health information technology Incentives to providers that encourage them to adopt and meaningfully use health information technology Medicare private plan competition Levels the playing field between Medicare Advantage and traditional Medicare fee-for-service plans Source: Commonwealth Fund analysis. 1