Providers still hesitate to embrace value-based care – What will make them ready?
About this recording
Join us for an enlightening webinar exploring the key elements of success in value-based care (VBC). Our esteemed experts, Craig Carroll from Ascension, Lillian Dittrick from MercyOne, and Amy Stevens from Innovaccer will discuss why providers are still hesitant to embrace VBC and why are they better positioned than they realize.
In this session, we will explore what will help providers succeed across different value-based care models, top strategies for success, and practical applications of technology.
What you'll take away
- Why is value-based care closer than we think?
- What are the barriers faced by health systems in transitioning to value-based care?
- What are the common myths about the provider's journey toward value-based care
- Why transition to value is a process, not an end-state
- Success stories of leading provider organizations on how they are leveraging technology to accelerate VBC adoption
Who you'll hear from

Amy Stevens General Manager
Provider Performance, Innovaccer
General Manager

Craig Carroll
Value-Based Strategy & Population Health, Ascension
AVP

Lillian Dittrick
Population Health Services Organization, MercyOne
President

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