Vivant Health announced that its Accountable Care Organization has generated over ten million dollars in total shared savings across the past three performance years, including $1,960,425 for Performance Year 2024. These results highlight the organization’s sustained excellence in coordinated care, population health management, and quality improvement for some of the region’s most medically complex Medicare beneficiaries.
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Vivant Health ACO primarily serves a high-risk Medicare population through six Federally Qualified Health Center partners who manage nearly 68 percent of all beneficiaries. These partners deliver comprehensive care that addresses chronic conditions, clinical complexity, behavioral health, and social determinants of health.
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Following Medicare Shared Savings Program guidelines, sixty percent of total shared savings is allocated directly to participating providers in recognition of their clinical leadership and impact. With total shared savings exceeding ten million dollars, more than six million dollars have been returned to providers over the last three performance years, including $1,176,255 for Performance Year 2024.
Sarath Artham, Chief Executive Officer of Vivant Health, said that the six FQHC partners deserve significant recognition for their work with one of the most clinically complex Medicare populations in the region. He emphasized that their dedication, compassion, and focus on patient needs form the foundation of these results. Artham added that by reinvesting shared savings back into provider partners, Vivant Health strengthens community health and promotes continued improvements in outcomes and quality of care.
Vivant Health ACO’s consistent performance in shared savings and quality outcomes positions the organization well as the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services continues advancing value-based care for Medicare beneficiaries. The organization’s long-standing focus on high-need, medically complex populations and its collaboration with Federally Qualified Health Centers reflects the national emphasis on inclusive, patient-centered accountable care models.
Partner organizations also highlighted the impact of these efforts. Tatyana Bak, Chief Executive Officer of Elica Health Centers, stated that the partnership with Vivant Health strengthens access, improves outcomes, and helps teams provide compassionate, patient-centered care, creating a measurable difference in the lives of patients. Dr. Jerry Bliatout, Chief Executive Officer of Health and Life Organization, noted that collaborating with Vivant Health enhances care for medically complex Medicare patients through a shared commitment to equity, access, and whole person care, improving support systems and overall quality of care.
Vivant Health ACO participates in the Enhanced Track of the Medicare Shared Savings Program and consistently achieves strong national performance measures. The organization excels in preventative care, chronic disease management, reducing avoidable hospital utilization, transitions of care, and patient experience, particularly for high-risk and underserved Medicare populations.
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