Health Payer Intelligence December 20, 2022
Kelsey Waddill

The value-based care contract aims to improve health among Black Philadelphians and integrate behavioral healthcare and physical care, among other goals.

Independence Blue Cross (Independence) has announced that it will renew its long-term value-based care contract with Jefferson Health.

The provider will participate in Independence’s Total Value of Care value-based care program starting on January 1, 2023.

Independence, a payer in southeastern Pennsylvania, has already been in a value-based care partnership with the non-profit health system and teaching hospital since 2017. However, this renewal will involve some changes to that relationship. For example, the contract now includes Einstein Health Network and Jefferson Health New Jersey.

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