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The question "What's in it for me?" is particularly relevant in the value-based care (VBC) space when engaging physicians and other providers. A recent Humana report highlights several benefits for providers: in 2022, about half of VBC providers received shared-savings payments and earned significantly more compared to non-VBC counterparts—16 cents vs. 6.5 cents per healthcare dollar, and 3.4 times the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, with advanced-stage risk physicians earning six times more. These statistics suggest that VBC can be financially rewarding, though the distribution of these earnings between individual providers and their employing organizations remains a point of curiosity. Beyond financial incentives, VBC allows physicians to practice more personalized and holistic care, improving patient relationships and health outcomes. For instance, 85% of VBC patients saw their PCP at least once in 2022, compared to 75% of non-VBC patients. As organizations invest structurally and culturally in VBC, they can achieve notable success, reinforcing that VBC is more than a transient trend but a pathway to sustainable, improved care. For more insights, contact article author Jason Jobes at jason@norwood.com. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ghTiZi_Q

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