Other key takeaways from the event are as follows:
- Focus on value and partnerships: The role of managing and coordinating care should focus on the outcome of the individual.
- Risk-Operators should take risks and ultimately need to understand that somebody is going to be at risk for the total healthcare spend of the residents in your building.
- Shift-Expect to see a massive shift in health care delivery and payment model. Siloed, fee-based (volume) will move to a value-based system.
- Greater Accountability-We can expect greater accountability for what happens after (and before) the hospital.
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