American Oncology Network Presents 15 Research Abstracts at ASCO Quality 2025

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American Oncology Network (NASDAQ:AONC) announced that 15 research abstracts by AON physicians and leaders were accepted for presentation at the ASCO Quality Care Symposium 2025, held Oct. 10-11 in Chicago. Topics span cost of care, the Enhancing Oncology Model (EOM), inflation impacts on reimbursement, biosimilar and Medicare reimbursement policy, episode groupers, clinical adjusters, geography and social deprivation, end-of-life therapy patterns, and outcomes for pembrolizumab weight-based dosing.

The abstracts credit AON leaders and collaborations with Thyme Care and highlight AON’s focus on value-based care, real-world data, and community oncology practice improvements.

FORT MYERS, Fla., Oct. 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- American Oncology Network (AON), one of the fastest-growing community oncology networks in the nation, announced today that 15 research abstracts by AON physicians and leaders have been accepted for presentation at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Quality Care Symposium 2025. The event, themed Driving Solutions, Implementing Change, takes place Oct. 10-11 in Chicago.

AON leaders will present on a variety of topics including the Inflation Reduction Act’s influence on Enhancing Oncology Model (EOM) Part D expenditures and total cost of care (Abstract #2) and Inflation’s Toll on Oncology Physician Reimbursement (Abstract #21).

A full list of AON physician and leader abstracts at the ASCO Quality Care Symposium include:

• Navigating New Norms: The Inflation Reduction Act’s Influence on Enhancing Oncology Model Part D Expenditures and Total Cost of Care (Abstract #2)
  
• The Shrinking Dollar: Inflation’s Toll on Oncology Physician Reimbursement (Abstract #21)
  
• Unpacking Cost of Care: Contributors to Total Cost of Care in Oncology Episodes (Abstract #22)

• The Impacts of Medicare Biosimilar Reimbursement Policies (Abstract #25)
  
• Rethinking Infusion Staffing Metrics to Address the Complexity of Modern Hematology-Oncology Therapies (Abstract #62)
  
• Balancing Case Mix Risk: The Role of Cancer Type Mix on Savings in Total Cost of Care Models (Abstract #82)
  
• Minimum Episode Volume to Reduce Stochastic Risk in the Enhancing Oncology Model (Abstract #89)

• Assessing Episode Groupers Impacting Cost & Quality Comparisons in the Enhancing Oncology Model (Abstract #90)
  
• Where You Live Matters: Unpacking the Geography of Deprivation in Oncology Care (Abstract #234)
  
• Rethinking Systematic Anti-Cancer Therapy in the Last 14 Days of Life in the Era of Oral Oncology (Abstract #466)
  
• Clinical Adjusters in the EOM Can be Derived From Claims Rather Than Practice-Reported (Abstract #87)
  

• The Impact of Applying Clinical Adjusters via Histology to Lung Cancer in the EOM (Abstract #88)
  
• Impact of State Medicaid Expansion on Practice Performance in the Enhancing Oncology Model (Abstract #196)
  
• Clinical Outcomes for Patients Treated with Pembrolizumab Weight-Based Dosing in the Enhancing Oncology Model (Abstract #27)
  

• Clinical Adjusters in the EOM Should Not be Static: a deep dive into HER2 (Abstract #86)
  
  

“It is an honor to share our research and latest findings with peers at ASCO’s Quality Care Symposium,” said Puneeth Indurlal, MD, AON’s senior vice president of strategic operations and co-author on all abstracts. “ASCO symposiums foster collaboration, innovation, and the advancement of clinical oncology. Our participation reflects our ongoing commitment to improving cancer care through evidence-based practices.”

“These studies – many in collaboration with our value-based care partner, Thyme Care – demonstrate the powerful combination of real-world clinical data and robust technology to harness it for the creation of value-based insights that will be used to improve community oncology today and tomorrow,” said Dr. Stephen “Fred” Divers, AON’s chief medical officer and co-author on all abstracts.

“Having so many AON physicians and leaders featured at ASCO’s Quality Care Symposium speaks volumes about the caliber of talent across our network,” said Todd Schonherz, AON’s chief executive officer and co-author on many abstracts. “We are proud that AON’s culture of innovation and learning is supporting ASCO in advancing the field of oncology.”

For more information about AON, visit AONcology.com.

About American Oncology Network
American Oncology Network (AON) is an alliance of physicians and seasoned healthcare leaders partnering to ensure the long-term success and viability of community oncology and other specialties. Founded in 2018, AON’s rapidly expanding network represents more than 300 providers practicing across 20 states. AON pioneers innovative healthcare solutions through its physician-led model, fostering value-based care that improves patient outcomes while reducing costs and expanding access to quality care. AON equips its network physicians with the tools they need to thrive independently while providing comprehensive support, integrated revenue-diversifying ancillary services, and practice management expertise, enabling physicians to focus on what matters most – providing the highest standard of care for every patient. AON is committed to promoting health equity by addressing disparities in cancer care and ensuring that all patients have access to the care they need to achieve optimal health outcomes. With a focus on innovation and collaboration, AON is shaping the future of community oncology. For more information, please visit AONcology.com or follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, X (formerly Twitter) and YouTube.

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Media Contact:
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American Oncology Network
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FAQ

What did American Oncology Network (AONC) announce for ASCO Quality Care Symposium 2025?

AONC said 15 research abstracts by its physicians and leaders were accepted for presentation at the Oct. 10-11, 2025 symposium in Chicago.

Which key topics do AONC abstracts cover at ASCO Quality Care Symposium 2025?

Topics include Enhancing Oncology Model (EOM) costs, inflation’s impact on reimbursement, Medicare biosimilar policies, episode groupers, clinical adjusters, geography of deprivation, and pembrolizumab dosing outcomes.

How does AONC describe the role of Thyme Care in the presented research?

AONC said many studies were done in collaboration with Thyme Care, combining real-world clinical data and technology to generate value-based insights.

When and where will AONC presenters appear for ASCO Quality Care Symposium 2025?

Presentations are scheduled during the ASCO Quality Care Symposium, Oct. 10-11, 2025, in Chicago.

Will AONC leadership be authors on the ASCO Quality abstracts?

AONC stated that senior leaders, including the chief medical officer and senior vice president, are co-authors on multiple abstracts.

Where can investors find more information about American Oncology Network (AONC)?

The announcement directs readers to visit AONcology.com for more information about the company.