Healthcare Finance News October 13, 2020
Mallory Hackett

Stakeholders argue which form of accountable care organization is best for delivering value-based care.

When it comes to value-based care, the question is no longer if it works, but how it is best implemented.

One option is through hospitals and health systems creating risk-based contracts and another is through third-party companies creating a network of independent practices that can coordinate value-based care for a population.

When looking at the first option, one example of a health system implementing value-based care is Mass General Brigham. The system contracts value-based care in the Medicare, Medicaid and commercial markets.

“We’re in all three – we do risk-based contracts for all of our patients served by our primary care doctors,” said Timothy Ferris, CEO...

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Topics: CMS, Conferences / Podcast, Govt Agencies, Insurance, Payment Models, Provider, Trends, Value Based
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