WHY JOIN US
Every day, NJPACO R members work as a team to promote coordinated and quality care for all patients. One of our central goals is to preserve physician independence. The NJPACO R philosophy is to keep physicians as the central coordinators of healthcare. As a result, our physicians are best positioned to provide appropriate quality care and help increase efficiency in the United States healthcare system. NJACO R: 100% physician owned, operated and funded.
MEMBER BENEFITS
Physician Owned and Operated
NJPACO R is 100% physician-owned, operated and funded.
Administrative Expenses
Economies of Scale: Due to its size and efficient management, NJPACO R has one of the lowest per member per month expense structures among ACOs in the United States. Approximately 90% of every dollar of profit earned by NJPACO R will be distributed to its physician owners.
The Three Part Aim
NJPACO R helps members achieve the three objectives of improving the health of our members, improving the experience of each patient and delivering affordability within the network as measured by the total cost of the care.
Securing The Financial Future
NJPACO R is helping each practice to secure their financial future.
Quality Measures
Participating physicians receive ongoing education on “quality measures” and how these criteria impact each practice. Each practice receives regular report cards on the thirty-three (33) quality measures that impact revenue.
Established Infrastructure/Technology
NJPACO R continues to integrate the newest software and analytic tools that measure and manage beneficiary healthcare data. Accurate and effective reporting will lead to appropriate quality healthcare delivery solutions to our members.
MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS
Board Certification: Board certified or board-eligibility is required. Otherwise, physicians must meet the expectations as outlined and approved in the Advanced Doctors participation agreement.
Electronic Data Interchange & Internet Connectivity: All physicians must have high-speed Internet access in the office. Physicians must submit all claims through EDI.
Clinical Integration Program Participation
Communication & Access: Must be able to receive and implement practice Education / Clinical programs / Operational programs.
Office Staff Training: A designated “Clinical Coordinator” must attend educational seminars and be in charge of clinical system integration.
Committee Participation: Executive; Specialist Physician; Medical Director; Physician Engagement; Patient Engagement and Experience; Membership; Quality Assurance and Process Improvement; Data Warehouse and Storage; Clinical Integration; Finance/Budget; Technology; and Business Development.