Health systems cannot fully transition to value-based care without rethinking compensation models and employment contracts.

Skyrocketing health care costs has spurred the rise of value-based health care, a model where providers are paid based on patient outcomes.

How Technology and Value-Based Models Will Reshape Healthcare by 2035 The decade ahead will test our healthcare system like never before.

Value-based payment models focused on care delivery, such as accountable care organizations and specialty care models, provide an avenue for aligning quality measures, gain/risk sharing, and data ...

The Innovation Center at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is tasked with piloting new models that shift ...

Despite the Department of Health and Human Services’s (HHS) goal of shifting 50 percent of Medicare payments from fee-for-service to value-based payment models that emphasize quality and ...

Implementing value-based health care: Key trends shaping 2023 As the year progresses, expect an increasing number of employers and benefits consultants to build value-based networks designed to ...

Value-based care in its simplest definition rests on the assurance of value for every healthcare dollar spent. The term “value” though, is open to interpretation.

You’ve heard about value-based healthcare, but what about value-based IT? Your email has been sent At a high level, value-based healthcare is a relatively simple concept: It’s a payment model ...

Could value-based care help RI’s primary care crisis? Why some doctors made the change Traditionally, patients pay per service when they visit a doctor or a health care facility. This model ...

Episode 9: How Value-Based Care Models Affect Physician Practice Valuation In this episode of BRight Minds in Healthcare Delivery, host Eric Tower interviews Larry Elisco, a partner in Wipfli LLP ...

The debate over the three-day hospital stay requirement has become shorthand for the broader challenges of outdated Medicare ...