MedCity News November 18, 2024
Katie Adams

Emory Healthcare in Atlanta announced a partnership with Guidehealth, value-based care enablement startup. The collaboration is designed to help primary care reach more than 350,000 patients across Georgia.

Providers across the nation are continuing their work to make value-based care at scale a reality. One of the most recent examples of this comes from Emory Healthcare in Atlanta — on Monday, the health system announced a partnership with Dallas-based startup Guidehealth designed to help value-based primary care reach more than 350,000 patients across Georgia.

Guidehealth, founded in 2023, is a value-based care enablement company. It was founded by two healthcare veterans — one being Sanjay Doddamani, the former CEO of value-based care startup Upstream, and the other being Michael Gleeson,...

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Topics: Health System / Hospital, Partnerships, Payment Models, Provider, Trends, Value Based
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