The National Academy of Social Insurance has concluded that there is little evidence to support that integrated delivery networks – large, nonprofit health systems that include hospitals, independent physicians and post-acute care facilities – offer higher quality, more efficient medical care.
The academy examined some of the largest IDNs in the country, including Sutter Health in California, North Shore-LIJ Health System in New York and Geisinger Health System in Pennsylvania, in a study, according to a Wednesday press release. The academy concluded that it could not find si...
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