Don't Bury
The LEAD

The most important details about CMS's LEAD Model shouldn't be buried in a 400-page rule. Explore practical esources, expert insights, and readiness tools designed to help your organization prepare with confidence.

CMS's LEAD Model takes effect January 1, 2027, bringing new expectations for how ACOs measure risk, document patient complexity, and prepare for value-based care.

Am I Ready?

If you're still working through what the changes mean for your organization, you're not alone. Between new guidance, evolving terminology, andhundreds of pages of regulation, it's easy for the details that matter most to get buried.

We've surfaced the key guidance, practical resources, expert perspectives,and a two-minute readiness assessment so you can spend less time siftingthrough regulations and more time preparing for what's ahead.

Your LEAD Model Resource Center

We've already done the digging. Explore the resources below to understand what matters, whatactions to prioritize, and how your organization can prepare for LEAD.

10 Risk Adjustment
Actions to Complete
Before LEAD 2027

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Four 2026 Risk Adjustment Priorities

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LEAD Explained

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Some of the Most Important Information Isn't Buried in the Rule.

It's Buried in Your Data.

Preparing for LEAD isn't just about understanding the regulations. It's about making sure your patient population is represented as accurately as possible. Important clinical evidence often lives in scanned notes, consult reports, and outside records that traditional workflows can't easily use. Keebler uncovers clinically supported risk adjustment opportunities hidden in unstructured data, helping organizations surface the documentation they need to better reflect patient complexity.

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