Health plans and providers have invested mightily in value-based care capabilities over the last decade with a particular emphasis on primary care and reducing hospital admissions. Yet, even the most successful value-based care organizations will still have hospital admission rates of anywhere from 100 to 200 admits per thousand members. With 50% of Medicare spending happening in the acute episode of care that is initiated by that admission, a holistic approach to cost and quality must look beyond primary care interventions to the other major drivers of cost and quality.

Key Learning Points:

• How a comprehensive value-based care strategy that extends into the acute episode of care can complement a primary care strategy
• Sound’s lessons from managing $10 billion in at-risk spending
• Five operational principles that create reproducible results
• Sound’s perspective on the future of value-based care

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