As a provision of the Accountable Care Act, health care insurers were encouraged to unite with health care providers to form what type of an organization?

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The provision of the Accountable Care Act encourages the formation of accountable care organizations (ACOs), which are collaborations between health care insurers and providers to improve coordination and quality of care while reducing costs. Health maintenance organizations (HMOs), preferred provider organizations (PPOs), open access plans, and indemnity plans are other types of health care organizations that existed before the implementation of the ACO model.

As a Provision of the Accountable Care Act, Health Care