Medicaid Value-Based Care
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Medicaid VBC momentum is increasingly being driven by fiscal pressure and dual-eligible cost exposure: nursing home stakeholders are moving toward value-based models for dual-eligible residents as states, plans, and providers look for alternatives to fee-for-service amid budget strain and higher-acuity populations (Skilled Nursing News). At the same time, the Senate Medicaid spending debate around the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is sharpening the core tension for ACOs, Medicaid MCOs, and health systems: whether federal cuts will accelerate managed care/VBC redesign or simply shift
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