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4 Value-Based Care Payment Models You Should Know
Before you make the leap to a Value-Based Care model, it’s critical to understand the fundamentals of outcome-based payment structures. This article walks you through four key Value-Based Care models to help you determine the best fit for your organization’s goals.
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How to Transition From Fee-for-Service to Value-Based Care
With healthcare costs increasing and patient outcomes declining, the traditional Fee-for-Service model is under fire. This article explores the shift toward Value-Based Care—an outcomes-driven approach that comes with improved results and greater accountability.
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Fee-for-Service vs. Value-Based Care: Understanding the Differences
As healthcare shifts its focus from volume to value, medical practices must evaluate how they’re reimbursed. Fee-for-Service and Value-Based Care each present unique pros and cons. Whether you prefer one model or a hybrid approach, understanding both is critical.
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How Care Plans Can Help Bridge Gaps in Care
The US healthcare system wastes billions of dollars each year to subpar care coordination. A comprehensive, patient-centered care plan helps to close care gaps, enhance patient outcomes, and significantly cut down on unnecessary healthcare spending.
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5 FAQs About Behavioral Health Integration
With access to behavioral health care still out of reach for many Americans and the stigma around mental health lingering, the US faces a worsening behavioral health crisis. One promising solution is Behavioral Health Integration (BHI), a care management program that empowers primary care providers to address both mental and physical health holistically.
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PCM vs. CCM: A Visual Overview
Principal Care Management (PCM) and Chronic Care Management (CCM) are essential Medicare Part B services designed to support patients with chronic conditions. Though similar in purpose, these care models differ in ways that can significantly affect provider reimbursement. This article uses a concise comparison chart to highlight key distinctions and help healthcare professionals navigate billing more effectively.
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