Blog explains how value-based care can make healthcare more affordable
A blog by Robyn Tessin, AHA director of policy, discusses the ways value-based care can meet patients’ needs, resulting in improved affordability and access to timely, coordinated care. “The promise of value-based care is a healthcare system that feels less like a collection of separate transactions and more like a connected journey centered on each patient,” Tessin writes. “No single payment model can solve every affordability challenge. But providers, policymakers, payers and patients can build on what is working — strengthening existing models such as [accountable care organizations], scaling innovations in care coordination and ensuring that the models’ financial incentives are meaningful for patients.” READ MORE
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