How has physician payment model participation evolved over 3 years? — 18 stats

Using Medscape’s “Physician Compensation Report” from 2018-20, here is how physician model participation evolved over three years: 

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Note: Medscape surveyed 20,329 respondents in 2018, 19,328 respondents in 2019 and 17,461 respondents in 2020 to collect compensation data.

2018
Insurance: 73 percent
Fee-for-service: 38 percent
Accountable care organization: 27 percent
Direct primary care: 13 percent
Cash-only: 5 percent
Concierge: 2 percent

2019
Insurance: 81 percent
Fee-for-service: 44 percent
Accountable care organization: 28 percent
Direct primary care: 11 percent
Cash-only: 6 percent
Concierge: 2 percent

2020
Insurance: 74 percent
Fee-for-service: 39 percent
Accountable care organization: 26 percent
Direct primary care: 10 percent
Cash-only: 5 percent
Concierge: 2 percent

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