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Value-based primary care at home
As a culture, we often ignore the fundamental causes of health and illness, and focus instead on how to fund drugs and surgery. Our health-care system really pays more attention to disease than to health. Of the $2.1 trillion spent in 2008 on medical care, ninety-five cents of every dollar was used to treat disease, not prevent it.4 • It is far eas
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A point I’ve tried to hammer home is that tech in healthcare is only useful if enables a new workflow and as a result can change the economics of that process. For example, face-to-face telemedicine isn’t interesting because it’s the same workflow as an office visit, but asynchronous telemedicine lets you interact with many more patients and drop t... See more
Nikhil Krishnan • Out-Of-Pocket: Making healthcare easy to understand.
Value based care is a way that insurers agree to compensate providers for their services, in which the provider takes on some financial risk, and receives some financial upside in return.
Steve Hardgrove • Value-Based Care as Integrated Care
- Be cost-conscious. Care is getting wildly expensive. Primary Care 3.0 should use data to recommend the least expensive way to diagnose and treat, and manage over time 95% of general health issues.