Frequent Questions

SERPA-ACO is an Accountable Care Organization (ACO) made up of physicians and healthcare providers who collaborate to deliver high-quality, coordinated care. The goal is simple: improve outcomes, control costs, and ensure patients receive the right care at the right time in the right setting.

An ACO aligns providers around shared quality measures and performance goals. By improving care coordination and reducing unnecessary services, the organization can generate cost savings while maintaining or improving quality standards.

Providers work collaboratively with other clinicians in the network. This includes coordinating treatment plans, sharing best practices, tracking quality metrics, and focusing on preventive care to improve overall patient outcomes.

Through team based collaboration, shared data reporting, preventive care tracking, and care management support, SERPA-ACO helps you reduce gaps in care to ensure your patients receive consistent, well-managed treatment across providers.

Yes. If the ACO successfully meets established quality benchmarks while reducing unnecessary costs, participating providers may share in the savings generated through improved performance and efficiency.

SERPA-ACO is performance-driven and accountability-focused. It emphasizes measurable results, proactive patient management, and strong provider collaboration — all designed to strengthen clinical outcomes and long-term sustainability. Members have an active voice in the ACO. We have passion for rural healthcare.