The Medicare ACOs that saved the most in 2022

According to CMS data published Oct. 23, savings increased by $70.4 million in 2022 over 2021. 

The Global and Professional Direct Contracting model was replaced with ACO REACH at the beginning of 2023, which has an increased emphasis on health equity outcomes. 

Here are the top 10 accountable care organizations by net savings rate in 2022: 

1. Bloom Health
   State: Colorado
   Net savings: $11.9 million
   Net savings rate: 26.6%

2. Iora Health NE (One Medical)
   State: Massachusetts
   Net Savings: $37.7 million
   Net savings rate: 21.4% 

3. United PA (United Physicians)
   State: California
   Net savings: $7.4 million 
   Net savings rate: 21.1% 

4. CareConnect
   State: California
   Net savings: $4.6 million
   Net savings rate: 19.1% 

5. Oak Street Health
   State: Illinois
   Net savings: $31 million
   Net savings rate: 18.6% 

6. Enhanz
   State: Florida
   Net savings: $2.7 million
   Net savings rate: 14.8% 

7. Primary Care 
   State: Florida
   Net savings: $22.9 million
   Net savings rate: 13.3% 

8. AIP (Advanced Illness Partners) 
   State: Virginia
   Net savings: $14.7 million
   Net savings rate: 13.3%

9. Assurity
   State: Florida
   Net savings: $3.9 million
   Net savings rate: 13.3% 

10. Subsero 
    State: Florida
    Net savings: $14.7 million
    Net savings rate: 12.8%

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