![]() One large practice listed on the EOM website confirmed that it dropped out Wednesday.īarry Russo, CEO for the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, a 37-physician practice based in Fort Worth, Texas, wrote in an email to The American Journal of Managed Care®( AJMC®) midday Thursday, “We officially withdrew from the EOM program yesterday. Practices that applied for the program and received a practice agreement can still drop out today. Then, calls with those familiar with practices listed as participants revealed that some had already dropped out, while others were still weighing their options. From the start, that number was inaccurate, as one practice was listed 3 times. On Tuesday, CMMI published an announcement on the EOM website, which claimed 67 practices had signed on for the latest alternative payment model in Medicare. ![]() ![]() A year after its predecessor expired, the Enhancing Oncology Model (EOM) is set to begin tomorrow-but what’s still unknown is how many practices and oncologists will take part.Īnd now, on the eve of the EOM launch, a group representing community oncology providers says the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) has ignored the group’s discovery of a flaw in the financial formula, which would wreak havoc with the way Medicare calculates costs for treating certain cases of breast cancer. ![]()
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