Medical Economics May 12, 2021
Hassan Rifaat, MD

Many PCPs remain in the dark when it comes to effective documentation, coding, and risk adjustment for their Medicare Advantage patients.

Each year, a growing number of providers are entering value-based care arrangements, including primary care providers (PCPs). Given their holistic view of patients, PCPs are the best types of clinicians to drive value-based care. Medicare’s Primary Care Transformation programs and many payer-developed value-based care contracts are proof of the move for PCPs to be at the center of this transformation and ultimately at the center of the care experience — right where they belong.

While the shift may be underway, many PCPs are not well prepared to operate successfully in these new arrangements. Currently, 67% of Humana’s Medicare Advantage...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: Insurance, Medicare Advantage, Payer, Payment Models, Physician, Primary care, Provider, Value Based
Q&A: Pharmacists’ Play Key Role in Alleviating Primary Care Gap
Centivo Launches Virtual Primary Care Offering for Employers
Private equity, hospital affiliations tied to higher primary care costs: 5 study notes
Informaticians Help Fine-Tune Pediatric Clinical Guidelines for EHRs
AAFP’s prescription for primary care success in 2025

Share This Article