EPISODE · Dec 18, 2024 · 9 MIN
HLTH Executive Series: How Employers Drive Value-Based Care, Equity, and Innovation with Dan Mendelson
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About Dan Mendelson:Dan Mendelson is the CEO of Morgan Health, a healthcare innovation and investment arm focused on improving employer-sponsored healthcare. With a robust background in healthcare policy, Mendelson has been instrumental in bridging the gap between business needs and health equity. His leadership centers on developing impactful strategies emphasizing quality, equity, and affordability.Things You’ll Learn:Employers play an essential role in driving the adoption of value-based care.A successful primary care pilot program has demonstrated the ability to improve health outcomes.Practical approaches can be used to address healthcare disparities in employer-sponsored plans.Small businesses can implement cost-effective, quality-driven healthcare solutions.Resources:Connect with and follow Dan Mendelson on LinkedIn.Follow Morgan Health on LinkedIn and visit their website.
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As major healthcare payers, employers can drive value-based care, health equity, and innovative models to improve outcomes and cut costs. In this episode, Dan Mendelson, CEO of Morgan Health, discusses how employers, as significant healthcare payers, can play a pivotal role in demanding and implementing quality care models. He dives into the impact of primary care innovations, tackling health equity. Dan talks about the critical need for actionable data in transforming healthcare delivery. Dan also mentions how Morgan Health helps close the gaps by putting primary healthcare services close to their employees. Tune in and uncover how employers can revolutionize healthcare delivery through value-based care, health equity initiatives, and innovative small business solutions!
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