Benefits Think Incentive payment is critical for value-based purchasing

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The rising cost of healthcare in the U.S. is a major concern. With historically low unemployment in an inflationary environment, the need to compete for top talent remains critical and impacts the health benefits packages that employers offer. 

While the focus is often on the scope of covered benefits, how that care is delivered is essential to its affordability and the clinical outcomes patients achieve. The adoption of value-based care and payment models is essential to improving the quality and affordability of care.

Emily Brower
SVP of clinical integration and physician services

Emily Brower is the SVP of clinical integration and physician services at Trinity Health, and the chair of the Health Care Transformation Task Force on behalf of the Alliance for Value-Based Patient … Read full bio

Angie Meoli
SVP of enterprise initiatives

Angie Meoli is the SVP of enterprise initiatives at CVS and the vice chair of the Health Care Transformation Task Force.

Jeff Micklos
Executive director

Jeff Micklos is the executive director of the Health Care Transformation Task Force.


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