Nestled between New Hampshire and upstate New York, Vermont is a quiet, mostly rural state. But it's the site of a federal test of an alternative payment model in which the most significant payers ...

Astrana Health (NASDAQ:ASTH) executives outlined the company’s delegated risk model, growth strategy, and recent integration ...

We believe this recognition from the IDC MarketScape validates our approach to solving one of healthcare's most ...

Today’s payer-provider partnerships are more collaborative than ever. Historically transactional and defined by reimbursement and coverage-based decisions, the association has shifted dramatically as ...

Surgeons report high awareness of Maryland’s All-Payer Model but inconsistent communication about it; they recognize efforts ...

In the rapidly evolving landscape of U.S. healthcare, the tug-of-war between payers and providers is continually intensifying, raising the stakes on the strategic maneuvers that shape the industry's ...

Vermont’s regulatory healthcare board approved a statewide all-payer ACO model to improve healthcare quality, coordination and spending. The Green Mountain Care Board — which is in charge of lowering ...

Payers and providers have long had ups and downs in their relationships, even before the Affordable Care Act. But prior authorization and data interoperability demands, coupled with patient volume and ...

During a featured session at Becker’s 30th Annual meeting: The Business & Operations of ASCs, Brett Spark, president and cofounder of Aroris Health — a payer contract optimization firm — discussed the ...

Healthcare has reached a tipping point. Once considered a secondary concern, provider engagement now drives care quality, operational efficiency and payer-provider collaboration. Yet, fragmented ...

Navigation challenges are the top reason consumers stop seeing healthcare providers, while experience issues are the main reason consumers leave their health insurer, a new survey found. The Accenture ...

The payer/provider turmoil has been heating up, and now there are numbers to show that it's not just all in our heads. A not-so-unexpected trend has emerged: a notable uptick in payer/provider ...