In today's dynamic world of healthcare, a more collaborative, interconnected system is emerging—and business health is growing more dependent on patient outcomes. To navigate this transformation to a value-based model and achieve sustainable success, healthcare executives are asking big questions that require bold answers from their vendor partners.
To “focus ahead” on what KLAS Enterprises has coined the “second race,” McKesson has targeted key capabilities that we believe our customers will need to succeed. Building on core health IT systems and robust data, it's going to take interoperability, analytics, and tools that support the transition to value-based care. Organizations will need solutions to manage risk, enable payer-provider transparency and streamline ever-more complex financial transactions. They will also need expertise, services and support to put the appropriate solutions in place and drive the cultural change needed for adoption and engagement.
Given the complex, tough choices facing providers and payers alike, it's important to choose a partner that can help you map and execute an achievable path forward. By capitalizing on core IT assets while simultaneously supporting the extension and transformation of the operational model from volume to value, we can achieve a new standard of quality and affordable healthcare for payers, providers and patients.
