The transition from fee-for-service to value-based care is top of mind for many healthcare organizations as their leadership prepares for 2014. Value-based care, an umbrella term encompassing ideas including accountable care, population health and financial incentives for outcomes, will eventually be the norm for healthcare delivery and reimbursement. In 2014, however, many organizations will need to “straddle the fence” by preparing for value-based models while maintaining profitability in an environment that still largely pays based on volume of care.
For the many organizations shifting to these models, Lumeris, an accountable care innovation company, offers five predictions for value-based care in 2014.
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