Value-based care has been at the forefront of many healthcare conversations and initiatives for some time, with leading experts and healthcare executives touting its importance. At the same time, the transition from volume to value has not been as swift as expected, with most hospital and health systems still leveraging a fee-for-service approach. As Medicare Advantage continues to expand, care outside of hospitals grows, and the push to address systemic inequities in our healthcare systems increases, the logical and necessary move will be to shift to more value-based care arrangements to meet the needs of patients, providers and organizations. Join this timely session to hear directly from three leaders at the forefront of this work as they discuss innovations in value-based care, and what healthcare executives need to know before, during and after this inevitable shift.

Learning Objectives:

• Describe the current landscape of value-based care arrangements.
• Identify approaches to successfully transition from fee-for-service to value-based care in the current healthcare climate.

Speakers:

Garth Walker, MD
Medical Director of Value-Based Care
RUSH Health

Theo Koury, MD
President
Vituity

Donna Littlepage, CPA
SVP, Accountable Care Strategies
Carilion Clinic

Kadesha Thomas Smith
Founder/CEO
CareContent, Inc.

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