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Privia Health Group went public in April 2021, raising $449 million in gross proceeds for the company and its majority stockholder. Read more on PRVA stock here.
On May 26, the New York State Department of Health ("DOH") published the 2022 Value Based Payment (VBP) Reporting Requirements Technical Specifications Manual, available on the DOH website.
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Q&A: Jeremy Vandehey discusses expanding coverage and lowering cost of health care in Oregon Patrick Jones | Mar 8, 2021 Share this: Jeremy Vandehey is the Director of the Health Policy and Analytics Division at the Oregon Health Authority (OHA). Mr. Vandehey spoke with State of Reform about the most pressing pieces of legislation moving forward and the importance of expanding coverage and equity within the health system in Oregon. Patrick Jones: Over the past year during the pandemic, how has your work at the health policy and analytics division changed? What are you spending th...
Wednesday, February 24, 2021 The pace and pressure to embrace value-based care are picking up. The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the risks and limitations of reliance on fee-for-service reimbursement and, combined with the groundbreaking changes in health care delivery models and regulatory flexibility, indicate a renewed focus on value-based care. This article outlines five of the top trends to watch for in value-based care for 2021. 1. Leaning In to Value-Based Care One of the lessons from 2020 is that reliance on fee-for-service can leave providers vulnerable to volatility and chan...