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Sep 24, 2020 17 min

“Value-Based Care, Though” Part 1: How Value-Based Models Are Realigning Incentives Through Shared Accountability

from Edge Perspectives Hosted by Vizient Sg2 - Trevor DaRin and Kelly Richard

We all know it: 2020 has been a rough year so far. But as this week’s guest, Providence St. Joseph Health System’s James Harker, Chief Population Health Officer, said “…value-based care, though.” What he means: payment news in health care isn’t all bad, and those with value-based care arrangements are faring a bit better. In this episode, we discuss how value-based care models serve as a stable business model through a tumultuous time and have the ability to better align incentives and increase shared accountability between payers, providers and patients. Please share your feedback about this episode, or other comments with Trevor and Kelly at [email protected]

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