Value-based care, without the administrative tax
You did the work. Memry makes sure you and your ACO get paid for it.
The Gap Between Care and Credit
Most providers deliver excellent care, but tracking it feels like a second job. Memry automatically tracks what they never had time to, which can turn into tens of thousands a year in shared savings.
2027 CMS Proposed Rule
A new modifier could reward ACO participation.
CMS has proposed a second modifier for MSSP and LEAD Model ACO clinicians, increasing payment for qualifying E/M visits by 32%. It's available to any practitioner on the participant list, billable for every Medicare patient whose visit qualifies.
For a provider with a typical panel, that could look like a six-figure annual increase. Memry takes the administrative hassle out of ACO participation, so the credit comes without the extra manual work.
ACO Partnerships
See the gaps while there's still time to close them.
Claims data tells you where a patient stood a month ago. That's manageable early in the year, but by the end of the year it's the difference between closing a gap and reporting it as missed. Memry gives you a real-time view of every patient and shares that visibility with your ACO.
Providers who can see their numbers in real time hit their metrics more often. That's better for patients, better for the community, and better for the overall cost of care.
01 MSSP Eligibility, Automated
MSSP eligibility used to mean hand-filtering thousands of patients down to a few hundred, every year.
Memry generates that list automatically, at the start of the year.
02 ACO Obligations Built In
Anchoring visits and annual wellness exams used to be another spreadsheet to manage, on top of a full patient panel.
Now they're built into your route based on compliance logic, scheduled and tracked on their own.
03 Real-Time Data
The end of the year used to be a scramble to close care gaps you may have missed.
Now those gaps are flagged the moment they're out of range, with plenty of time to close them.
01 MSSP Eligibility, Automated
MSSP eligibility used to mean hand-filtering thousands of patients down to a few hundred, every year.
Memry generates that list automatically, at the start of the year.
02 ACO Obligations Built In
Anchoring visits and annual wellness exams used to be another spreadsheet to manage, on top of a full patient panel.
Now they're built into your route based on compliance logic, scheduled and tracked on their own.
03 Real-Time Data
The end of the year used to be a scramble to close care gaps you may have missed.
Now those gaps are flagged the moment they're out of range, with plenty of time to close them.
Let’s find the money you’ve already earned.
“I love this product - it's time efficient and very easy to use. I see 25 patients per day across 3 facilities and Memry's Route Builder feature plans this for me so I can spend more time rounding with my patients. This takes a lot of burden and pressure off of me.”
Arvind Modawal, MD, MPH, AGSF, MRCGP
Physician Advisor, Ensemble Health Partners
FAQ
ACO participation on Memry doesn't require a care management team. Eligibility scrubbing, anchoring, and compliance tracking work the same way for a single provider managing their own panel or a group managing dozens of facilities. Quality measures are tracked automatically, non-compliant items are pushed directly to the provider, and all data reports in real time — for an individual, a group, or an entire ACO.
Memry handles the operational work of ACO participation that usually falls on the provider: scrubbing your eligible patient list at the start of the year, tracking annual wellness visits on a rolling basis, and flagging patients the moment a quality metric goes out of compliance. You see where you stand in real time on your own panel instead of relying on claims data that runs a month behind.
Memry also exports data in the exact CMS format your ACO needs. Most tools in this space are built for care managers, not providers — Memry is built for the provider at the bedside, which is also the best position to intervene early on a patient at risk for decompensation. Integrated patient risk stratification is on our roadmap.
Every provider gets a list of all potential ACO patients billed under their NPI at the start of the year — often a large list that mixes payer changes, deceased patients, and prior-year carryover in with real eligible patients. Memry filters that list automatically, so you're only working from patients who are actually ACO-eligible.
Most tools tell you where you stand using the ACO's claims data, which runs months behind. Memry tracks your quality metrics against your own panel in real time — when something goes out of compliance (an A1C, a blood pressure reading, a screening), the patient moves to the top of your list while there's still time to act, instead of showing up as out-of-compliance at year-end.
Memry automates your daily patient list with ACO functionality built directly into the platform: your eligibility list, physician anchoring visits, AWVs, and quality-related encounters are automatically pushed to you when due.
ChartPath and GEHRIMED can show you quality metrics, but that data comes from the ACO's claims and runs months behind — neither helps you close a gap once you see it. Memry flags a patient the moment a metric goes out of compliance, with dashboards that show data by provider, group, or ACO in real time.
Annual wellness visits are due on a rolling 12-month cycle from the date they were last performed. Memry tracks that individually for every patient on your panel and surfaces it automatically in your daily list.
Yes. Memry exports data in the exact file format your ACO needs to submit to CMS, so there's no reformatting or manual cleanup before it goes out.
Every ACO patient needs to be anchored to a physician through an in-person visit early in the year for that attribution to count. Memry's Route Builder puts those visits directly onto the right physician's schedule and tracks completion, so anchoring doesn't depend on anyone remembering to do it by hand.
Memry supports participation in MSSP and ACO REACH. Support for iSNP/MA participation is on our roadmap.
Memry is built for MSSP Long Term Care ACOs and is currently integrated with LTC ACO.
Memry gives you real-time data at the patient, provider, and facility level — clinical outcomes, productivity, and billing. ACO dashboards show all APP Plus measures, currently including diabetes, hypertension, depression screening, breast cancer screening, and colorectal screening, and will update as CMS adds new measures in 2027 and 2028.
Yes. Participation in VBC can unlock a meaningful, separate revenue stream through shared savings, on top of the care you're already providing. CMS's 2027 proposed physician fee schedule includes a billable modifier — available only to providers participating in an ACO — that would increase fee-for-service revenue by 32% for all traditional Medicare patients receiving longitudinal care, not just those attributed to the ACO. Our estimates suggest a provider with an average Medicare panel could earn over $100,000 more per year for the same work.