Healthcare's inevitable shift from volume- to value-based reimbursement is reflected not only in Medicare's alternative payment time line but also in the growing number of commercial payors now rewarding providers based on the quality of care they deliver instead of the number of services and procedures they perform. And judging by responses to an inaugural survey on value-based reimbursement, healthcare organizations are reacting to this movement: 71 percent of survey respondents employ a value-based reimbursement or alternative payment model. The October 2015 survey by the Healthcare Intelligence Network also determined that of those respondents that have not yet explored a fee-for-value approach, 26 percent plan to do so in the coming year. In assessing value-based payment formulas, 56 percent of respondents favor a pay-for-performance model, with 71 percent employing these models in contracts for commercial populations.
Click here to download the report today. Customized reports, including benchmark results by industry sector, are available upon request. This white paper is an excerpt from 2015 Healthcare Benchmarks: Value-Based Reimbursement, which captures the healthcare industry's reaction to payment formulas for value-added care, and how this shift away from fee-for-service is transforming care delivery and quality. Click here for more information. This 40-page report, based on responses from more than 80 healthcare companies to HIN's inaugural survey on value-based reimbursement, compiles a collection of metrics presented in data tables and dozens of charts. The 2015 market metrics in this report encompass the following data points:
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