Value-based care is designed to focus on quality of care, provider performance, and the patient experience. The “value” in value-based care refers to what an individual values most. 👩⚕️ 👨⚕️ Patients receiving value-based care may experience improvements in their healthcare journey. For instance, they might have: ✅ An easier time navigating their care ✅ Access to educational resources tailored to their specific health conditions ✅ Additional flexibility in choosing their care options ✅ Improved communication with their healthcare providers ✅ More opportunities to engage in preventive programs targeting diseases like diabetes or heart disease But, a recent Definitive Healthcare survey asked over 1,000 healthcare leaders about the value-based care landscape. Their responses pointed to some of the biggest value-based care challenges, which included changing regulations, time restraints, financial risk, gaps in interoperability both internally and externally, unpredictability of revenue stream, and lack of resources. So, the question is: what is the primary reason your organization has not adopted value-based care strategies? If not listed, please share your thoughts in the comments. 💡
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