Which of the following is one of the solutions proposed by the Affordable Care Act to address the gaps in quality and unrestrained costs of the U.S. healthcare delivery system as seen through the Medicare fee-for-service system? A. Preferred provider organizations B. Accountable care organizations C. Patient-centered medical homes D. Point of service plans

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