 With more than three decades of experience 
in law, Kelly Testolin practices out of Reno, NV, 
where he primarily aids health care groups. 
Moreover, attorney Kelly Testolin gives 
presentations on legal matters related to 
health care, such as his May 2013 discussion 
Accountable Care Organizations under the 
Patient Protection and Accountable Care Act. 
Accountable care organizations refer to 
networks of medical professionals that have 
joined together to provide Medicare recipients 
with better care options.
 By forming an association, doctors and 
specialists can develop treatment plans for 
patients while ensuring that they share the 
same information and avoid performing 
redundant services. While becoming part of 
an accountable care organization is 
entirely voluntary, the Centers for Medicare 
and Medicaid Services recommends 
considering it because of the benefits it can 
provide to doctors and patients.
 Visitors to CMS.gov can learn about the 
different options in entering into an 
accountable care organization agreement. 
The Shared Savings Program enhances 
coordinated care for Fee-For-Service Medicare 
beneficiaries and results in lower costs. Primarily 
for rural and physician-based providers, the 
Advanced Payment Model features fixed, 
upfront payments, which allows them to invest 
in their care infrastructure. Finally, the Pioneer 
Model is ideal for groups that see a large 
number of patients as they transition from a 
shared savings program to a population-based 
payment system.

Reno, NV, Lawyer Kelly Testolin - Accountable Care Organizations

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     With morethan three decades of experience in law, Kelly Testolin practices out of Reno, NV, where he primarily aids health care groups. Moreover, attorney Kelly Testolin gives presentations on legal matters related to health care, such as his May 2013 discussion Accountable Care Organizations under the Patient Protection and Accountable Care Act. Accountable care organizations refer to networks of medical professionals that have joined together to provide Medicare recipients with better care options.
  • 3.
     By formingan association, doctors and specialists can develop treatment plans for patients while ensuring that they share the same information and avoid performing redundant services. While becoming part of an accountable care organization is entirely voluntary, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services recommends considering it because of the benefits it can provide to doctors and patients.
  • 4.
     Visitors toCMS.gov can learn about the different options in entering into an accountable care organization agreement. The Shared Savings Program enhances coordinated care for Fee-For-Service Medicare beneficiaries and results in lower costs. Primarily for rural and physician-based providers, the Advanced Payment Model features fixed, upfront payments, which allows them to invest in their care infrastructure. Finally, the Pioneer Model is ideal for groups that see a large number of patients as they transition from a shared savings program to a population-based payment system.