Membership Types and Dues
1. Single ACO entities contracting with CMS
An ACO legal entity that holds one or more contracts with CMS for the MSSP, Next Gen or ESRD ACO programs
Single ACOs have 1 vote for single ACO Board seats in each year's election.
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2. Multi owned/affiliated ACOs
A legal entity that owns2 2 or more ACO's that have contracted with CMS or plan to contract with CMS in the next 12 months
Multi-owned/Affiliated ACOs receive 1 vote for multi-ACO Board seats.
Dues Structure (annual)
Please contact our Membership Department at 202.640.1985 option 1 for more information about becoming a multi-ACO member
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3. Private Payer/Medicaid-Only ACO
Entities that own or are financially integrated with one or more ACOs and that do not contract with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services for the Medicare Shared Savings Program or another CMMI Sponsored ACO but that contract with one or more private insurance organizations and/or one or more State Medicaid Agency to provide accountable care to a specified population of beneficiaries and that financially share in the risk and/or benefit from savings defined in the contract. If a Private Payer/Medicaid-Only ACO Member contracts with CMS for the Medicare Shared Savings Program or another CMMI Sponsored ACO in a given membership year, then its membership in the Corporation shall be converted to a Single ACO or Multi-ACO Membership, as appropriate, effective as of the next membership year.
Multi-owned/Affiliated ACOs receive 1 vote for commercial payer ACO Board seats.
Dues Structure (annual)
- $3500 per ACO legal entity
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4. Associate Members (non-voting)
ACO Legal Entity or other Provider Organization applying to CMS or considering becoming an ACO in the future. These members are non-voting.
Dues Structure (annual)
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Vendors, educational affiliates, current Business Partners and others - See Partner Page
If you have questions, please contact the Membership Department at 202.640.1985, option 1.
1Membership dues are customarily, if not always, deductible by member groups as a business expense for federal tax purposes subject to restrictions imposed as a result of association lobbying activities. NAACOS estimates that the nondeductible portion of membership dues attributable to lobbying activities for the year ending December 31, 2017 is 20%.
2Ownership is defined as "wholly owned or financially integrated through contracts either sharing gains or losses or both"
Terms and Conditions
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