agilon health expands Springfield Clinic partnership through Senior Health Connect ACO

By Public Technologies
  • agilon health expanded its partnership with Springfield Clinic to add the Illinois provider to its Senior Health Connect ACO.
  • Move is expected to bring about 21,000 Traditional Medicare beneficiaries into the MSSP accountable care model.
  • Springfield Clinic already partners with agilon under a 2024 long-term deal covering about 18,000 Medicare Advantage patients in a full-risk model.
  • agilon said its ACOs have generated more than $510 million in gross savings since 2021, including $125 million for Medicare.
  • In 2024, its ACOs posted an average quality score of 96%.


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