lean in or get left behind: insight into value-based transitions

Lean In or Get Left Behind

The transition to value-based care promises financial and clinical rewards

for hospitals and health systems.

To achieve cost-effective care and improved patient outcomes, you must first brave potential risks of a transition to value-based care:

• High administrative costs

To achieve cost-effective care and improved patient outcomes, you must first brave potential risks of a transition to value-based care:

• High administrative costs

• High medical loss ratio

To achieve cost-effective care and improved patient outcomes, you must first brave potential risks of a transition to value-based care:

• High administrative costs

• High medical loss ratio • Disengaged

physicians

To achieve cost-effective care and improved patient outcomes, you must first brave potential risks of a transition to value-based care:

However, the need to transition is imminent. Within 10 years, 50% of healthcare payments will move from fee-for-service to value-based.1

Value-based Payment

1Source: McKesson Health Solutions Survey on the State of Value-Based Reimbursements and the Transition from Volume to Value, 2014.

Healthcare is shifting . . .

. . . or get left behind.

Why: As health systems move to value-based

reimbursement, there are steps you can follow to keep up with the trend.

With the expertise of McKesson BPS, you don’t

have to reinvent the wheel.

Follow a Proven Four Step Process:

Build Integrate Achieve

Transform

Build: Lay the groundwork for accountable care success.

Integrate: Engage physicians by communicating a vision of accountable care.

Transform: Improve quality of care for patients.

Achieve: Provide holistic care that improves patient satisfaction.

Watch Lean In or Get Left Behind to learn more about how physicians can benefit from value-based

reimbursement with McKesson BPS services.

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