Thread by @VinceKuraitis

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Q. Interest in Value-Based Care models: Increased, Not Changed, Decreased?

Survey of HC Executives by @Change_HC
bit.ly/2HaVwGr

PAYERS
Increased significantly/slightly--52%
Not changed--41%
Decreased significantly/slightly--6%

@Change_HC 2/

PROVIDERS
Increased significantly/slightly--47%
Not changed--36%
Decreased significantly/slightly--17%

@Change_HC 3/

Note: huge payer/provider difference in "Interest in VBC Increased SIGNIFICANTLY" response (see the graphic in #1)

Payers--30%
Providers13%

@Change_HC 4/
"Providers’ experience in the pandemic has broken down resistance to alternative payments models. Providers have traditionally been suspicious...seeing fee-for-service as simpler & more favorable to them. After seeing FFS revenues collapse, they are more willing to reconsider"

@Change_HC 5/

Interest in VBC is greatest in the C-Suite

PAYER C-SUITE
VBC interest increased significantly/slightly--49%

PROVIDER C-SUITE
VBC interest increased significantly/slightly--67%

Again, % "significantly interested" is higher among payers.

@Change_HC 6/

"On both the payer and provider sides of healthcare, those closest to the income statement and financial projections are the most likely to have discovered new enthusiasm for value-based care.

@Change_HC 7/

"Providers are coping with a decline in revenues, while payers worry that care avoided in the short term could lead to greater healthcare liabilities in the long term."

IMO, very positive developments in moving away from FFS 👍👍