Higher worker retention rates could make investments in care quality more attractive, a health care task force says.

The Accountable Care Organization Realizing Equity, Access, and Community Health model, the latest evolution of the Innovation Center’s value-based care efforts, affords health care providers ...

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 has provided a platform and a mechanism, where for the first time, health plans, providers and employer groups are sitting around the table with their sleeves rolled up, ready to ...

Value-based care isn’t the only priority highlighted in The New Healthcare C-Suite Agenda: 2024-2025 Market Report. It’s just the only one where providers identified payers as part of both the ...

Value-based care is the growing alternative to healthcare’s traditional fee-for-service payment model as the industry seeks to evolve to a more effective healthcare delivery system.

Health systems, many of which are beginning to see margins increase after a tumultuous three years, also see success in value-based care models as the key to ensuring long-term financial ...

Jamie Reedy, MD, MPH, chief population health officer at Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, described Horizon’s efforts to incorporate value-based agreements into their care models ...

This transition to value-based care is transforming the healthcare system. Medical practices can expect many benefits from this transformation—but only after fully embracing the shift.

Keeping our care patient centered, collaborative and transparent. It's a team effort, a community effort in delivering equitable patient care and access and reducing health disparities, right here at ...

They will advocate the transformation of health care to value-based care, supposedly founded on payment for quality rather than quantity, value instead of volume, and outcomes not fee-for-service.

Penn Medicine's primary care doctors will be added to Tandigm Health's network of physicians as part of a new deal that expands Tandigm's value-based care services in Southeastern Pennsylvania.