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agilon health Achieves $229M Savings in 2024

agilon health announced that its Accountable Care Organizations achieved $229M in gross savings, including $54M savings in the Medicare Trust Fund, during the 2024 performance year of the ACO Realizing Equity, Access and Community Health model. agilon's eight REACH ACOs operate under full risk, and in 2024 were responsible for the total cost and quality of care for approximately 121,000 Traditional Medicare beneficiaries. "agilon health is redefining what's possible in senior care. By helping physicians embrace full-risk models, we're transforming the shift to value into real-world impact - better outcomes, lower costs and greater access," said Dr. Karthik Rao, CMO. "As ACO REACH is currently the only full-risk program within Traditional Medicare, we remain deeply supportive of ACO REACH and its vital role in strengthening local primary care and empowering physicians to deliver truly holistic care for the seniors who depend on them." For the 2024 performance year, the average quality score for agilon's eight REACH ACOs was 96%. In fact, four of these REACH ACOs attained a 100% quality score. In addition, five attained High Performers Pool status, achieving superior quality results across all four quality measures. In 2024, agilon's REACH ACOs included 1,500 primary care physicians operating across 13 communities in Hawaii, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas. Since joining the ACO REACH model in 2021, agilon's REACH ACOs have achieved $510M in gross savings, including $125M in total savings to the Medicare Trust Fund.