Main Library
Developing value-based virtual partnerships: What health plans should know

Developing value-based virtual partnerships: What health plans should know

September 9, 2021Frank McGillinNo CommentsMedCity NewsTelehealth,Social Determinants of Health (SDOH)

If there’s a silver lining to the Covid-19 pandemic, it’s the spotlight it has put on the role of value-based, virtual health care models to address issues such as access to specialists, healthcare speed and efficiency, and healthcare inequities.

Indeed, approximately 75 percent of employers in a recent survey said they plan to ramp up their implementation of value-based care models over the next three years, with many indicating they are exploring virtual care partnerships to, among other goals:

  • Match members with experts best suited to their medical needs—and not just locally;
  • Deliver faster, more efficient care, along with improved patient experiences; and
  • Reduce disparities in care that affect ethnic and social minorities.

Full Article

: COVID-19, health plans, pandemic, Payers, SDOH, Telehealth, value-based care, vbc, virtual partnerships

Related Posts

Getting Real About Health Equity

January 20, 2022aco

Providers push Congress to include value-based care bill in $3.5T infrastructure package

August 25, 2021Garrett Schmitt

RECORDED WEBINAR: The Explosion of Value Based Care: How Technology Can Help Us Scale

August 8, 2023aco

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recent Posts

  • Alleviate end-of-year, value-based care gap closure anxiety
  • The SDOH Reality Check: Coding, Claims and Value-Based Care
  • RECORDED WEBINAR: HCC V28: Preparing for change: Actionable strategies from real world analysis
  • CMMI teases new behavioral, maternal health models launching this year
  • 5 challenges of chart chasing
 
  • Main Lobby
  • Exhibit Hall
  • Events
  • Exhibit With Us
  • Board Room
  • Library
  • Contact Us