Somnia Issues Statement Defining Accountable Anesthesia Organization Model

 

Somnia describes an AAO as a transparent, collaborative partner in the delivery of high-quality, cost-effective anesthesia care, in a news release.

 

“Anesthesia has a role in the care given in both acute and ambulatory care settings,” said Hugh Morgan, director of quality assurance at Somnia, in the release. “Therefore, as hospitals and other providers consider the strategic alignments and transparent partnerships required for ACO participation, it is extremely important that anesthesia be included in the process. Anesthesia’s participation is essential to the sustained success of ACOs.”

 

Furthermore, Somnia said an AAO can promote the delivery of high-quality, cost-effective care by focusing on five key areas aligned with the structure of ACOs: transparency, resource utilization, quality metrics, cost containment and patient experience.

 

Somnia describes the AAO model in a new report titled “The Role of Anesthesia in Accountable Care Organizations.”

Read the news release from Somnia about the concept of Accountable Anesthesia Organization.

 

Learn more about the “The Role of Anesthesia in Accountable Care Organizations” report and download it from Somnia.

Read more from Somnia:

 

– Rules for Beyond Use Dating of Medications Drawn Into Syringes: Q&A With Anesthesiologist Dr. Clifford Gevirtz of Somnia

 

– Thwarting the Myth of Anesthesia as a ‘Black Box’: Q&A With John Ansorge of Somnia Anesthesia Services

 

– Somnia Anesthesia Partners With New York’s St. Barnabas Hospital

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