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Category: CIN
What is a clinically integrated network and how can it benefit a practice?
Clinically integrated networks are a legal structure with benefits that extend beyond the bottom line.
Info Blocking, the 21st Century Cures Act and Your Taxes
The twin goals of data accessibility and protection fall under multiple laws and regulations. One of the most important requirements for healthcare providers and others who manage patient data is ensuring there are no instances of information blocking, as outlined in the 21st Century Cures Act.
How CINs/HIEs help to alleviate information blocking
By adopting certain standards and structures, you can maximize your ability to share data securely and easily while avoiding information blocking.
Why forming a Clinical Integrated Network is worth exploring for healthcare organizations and large corporations alike
By leveraging the benefits of a CIN to lower costs and improve care, healthcare corporations can reduce benefits costs and enhance the quality of life for their employees, while opening up new revenue streams through referrals from partnered physicians.
How Clinical Integrated Networks Can Create Value
A clinically integrated network, or CIN, can provide substantial value to your specialty practice or provider group. When you fully leverage the capabilities of a CIN, you can achieve higher standards of patient care, and maximize earnings by qualifying for incentives that increase your year-end revenues.
Every CIN needs these 6 tools
Creating or joining a CIN is no small task, you need to have your toolbox fully stocked for a smooth transition.
Clinically Integrated Networks create an unbroken Continuum of Care
The reward of creating a Clinically Integrated Network that functions at peak efficiency is enabling healthcare providers to communicate with one another so there’s greater coordination throughout the continuum of patient care.
ACOs vs CINs: A little like comparing alligators to crocodiles
While all ACOs are essentially CINs, not all CINs are ACOs. Although the two networks have many upfront similarities, it’s the details that can help to understand how a CIN can be the platform for building an ACO.
3 things to remember before building a CIN
A high-quality healthcare experience – both for patients as well as physicians – rests on three pillars: patient satisfaction, ongoing improved health outcomes and cost containment