The future of health care demands that providers and payers work together in partnerships that are emboldened by trust, validated by data and focused on consumers. Health care leaders who excel in leveraging powerful analytics will be better positioned to create more sustainable and productive partnerships with both traditional institutions, newfound collaborators and consumers. Through interviews with leaders on the cutting edge of value-based care and other transformations, Optum and Modern Healthcare Custom Media are exploring how health care leaders can unify for improved health outcomes at lower costs.
Decisions with Data: How Analytics Inform Value-Based Partnerships
Experts offer best practices and strategies for leveraging data analytics when evaluating and deploying value-based models.
Validating Value: Two key elements for leaders to confidently take on risk
Value-based agreements continue to increase in volume, but some leaders are still hesitant to take on significant risk.
Executive Conversations: Precision and Performance
The use of advanced analytics, including artificial intelligence (AI), is evolving to personalize care and create a better overall experience for patients.
Analyzing Risk: How Data Informs Value-Based Agreements
Executives’ ability to ensure success under value-based agreements requires a predictive outlook that heavily depends on clinical and financial data.
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Creating the path to sustainable growth: The case for provider and health plan collaboration
Growth is an objective health plans and providers both share, though it takes different forms for each. It may be surprising to learn how much health plans can advance a provider’s growth. Read more.
Shared Challenges and Shared Opportunities: 2019 Top Payer-Provider Priorities
As the move toward value-based payment models gains a stronger foothold, a recent survey has found that reimbursement challenges top healthcare professionals’ most pressing concerns for 2019. Read more.
About Optum
Optum is a leading information and technology-enabled health services business dedicated to helping make the health system work better for everyone. With more than 160,000 people worldwide, Optum delivers intelligent, integrated solutions infused with OptumIQ™, our unique combination of curated data, advanced analytics and applied health care expertise, that help modernize the health system and improve overall population health. Optum is part of UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH). For more information, visit Optum.com/PartnersinValue.
