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The CMS proposed bundled-payment model for surgical hip and femur fracture treatment aims to improve care delivery but will require significant provider investment.
* The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has created alternative, innovative payment models to address the rising health-care costs in the United States. * Bundled-payment programs are intended to improve care delivery by shifting financial risk to providers, which requires optimizing resource utilization and providing more-coordinated, higher-quality care. * CMS has recently announced a proposed payment model for episodes of care surrounding surgical hip/femur fracture treatment (SHFFT) excluding lower-extremity joint replacement. * The provisions and implications of the proposed SHFFT bundle are complex and will require substantial investments of time, cost, and effort for selected hospitals and providers.
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