Building upon that burnout,
and ability to avoid burnout by shifting
how you can focus on and align your revenue
and financial outcomes with the care
that you are focused on delivering to your patients,
there are a couple other reasons why value-based care is really important.
One of them being that insurers,
increasingly Medicare, as well as your commercial insurers,
are focused on a continued demand to move to value-based care.
CMS has a goal to have 100 percent of Medicare members
in value-based care arrangements by 2030,
just a few years down the road.
That, mixed with the growing high needs
of senior populations that are often sicker
and demand additional time and focus
to help keep them healthier,
keep them at home and out of the hospital.
There is an expanding push for Medicare Advantage, as well,
to push into value-based care.
And so making sure that we can match these needs
of pushing care into value-based care
with how you are delivering care is really important
and we're seeing that with how payers are coming to the table.
The next is that the patient demand
for transformation of care delivery is on the rise.
Patients are entering into high deductible health plans.
They are focused on having longer visit times,
more time with you as the provider,
as well as getting access to home care, and more.
In addition to really having that focus
on whole person care and meeting the needs,
both socially, behaviorally, as well as medically.
The last piece is that the investment
in value-based care delivery and capabilities
is making it easier to adjust and adapt
and move into value-based care arrangements.
From the data and analytics that help you to be informed
in the care that makes the most sense for your patients,
as well as giving you that whole person view
on everything that is going on in the care continuum for that patient,
even outside of your office,
to having partners that can come to the table
with the experience to support you on your journey
and moving towards those financial arrangements
that help you to reach that balance that we mentioned previously.