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Value-Based Care as Integrated Care
to balance “upstream” work to keep people healthy through adequate services in the social sphere, with “downstream” work of medical care for people after they have become ill.
Elizabeth Bradley • The American Health Care Paradox: Why Spending More is Getting Us Less
There is a lot of talk in the healthcare world lately about “value-based care.” This means that instead of being paid for each individual test, procedure, or office visit, health care providers are increasingly being reimbursed based on how well they improve patient outcomes. In other words, providers are being paid to keep people healthy, rather t... See more
Soner Haci • Value-based primary care at home
In the value-based scenario, scale is not nearly as important as in fee for service. While it still helps in some ways (e.g. for investing in tech platforms), it’s no longer the primary basis of competition. So in shifting to a value-based arrangement, much of the incumbents’ advantage is reduced.