ICYMI, big news!
Hero Health Plans
保险业
Chapel Hill，NC 1,586 位关注者
Are you ready to take back control of your Health Plan?
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Do you have 25 or more employees on your Plan? Would you like to spend less on health insurance while providing much better healthcare? If lower costs, better care, and more control sound interesting, Hero Health Plans are for you!
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https://herohealthplans.com/
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- 保险业
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- 2-10 人
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- Chapel Hill，NC
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US，NC，Chapel Hill，27516
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Fun interview with my friend Nick Soman.
?? "We built Hero Health to reward high-quality, low-cost care." — Patrick Long is reimagining health plans. In this week’s Decent Healthcare Rebel Alliance series, I had the honor of chatting with Patrick Long from Hero Health Plans. His work helps to make sure providers with better outcomes get more business, pushing the envelope on what’s possible in healthcare. ?? Favorite Quote: "The best part of my job? It doesn’t feel like work." Check out the full interview in the comments! ??
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UNC Healthcare’s very own Spencer Dorn drops a lot of wisdom with the master podcaster Stacey Richter … highly recommended for anyone that really wants to understand the process behind the provider-patient visit…
Co-President, Aventria and QC-Health. Host of Relentless Health Value - award-winning podcast about healthcare value.
?? Is Healthcare Technology Living Up to Its Hype? Share Your Views! ?? This latest episode dives deep into the true impact of healthcare technology with Dr. Spencer Dorn. Is health tech really the game-changer we think it is, or is the success dependent on how we implement it? Dr. Dorn and I discuss in depth at the link below. Give the show a listen and comment below with your thoughts. ?? Click below to read the full article on the RHV Web site and listen to the Relentless Health Value Podcast: https://cc-lnk.com/EP446 Also mentioned in this #healthcarepodcast: Spencer Dorn, MD, MPH, MHA; UNC Department of Medicine; Joshua Liu, MD; Tom X Lee, MD; Robert Wachter, MD; Shawn Gremminger #HealthcareInnovation #ClinicalEfficiency #EHRSystems #PatientOutcomes #RelentlessHealthValue
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ICYMI, another in a long series of informative and timely article by the indefatigable Brian Klepper!
Spotting Transformative Innovations by Brian Klepper
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ICYMI, HCA, the owner of Mission Hospital in Asheville says that “providing quality care” was not part of their purchase agreement.
‘They must leave': Coalition begins push for HCA to relinquish Mission ? Asheville Watchdog
https://avlwatchdog.org
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ICYMI… The Wall Street Journal continued their coverage of the corrupt PBM companies. Perhaps the most surprising fact- it took 32 months for the Committee to complete its investigation. Those of us in the business could have wrapped this up in 32 days- or less. You gotta love it when the CEO of Express Scripts and Optum claim they are transparent while moving their buying group operations to Switzerland and Ireland to (… wait for it) avoid transparency. “There’s a credibility issue…” Chairman Comer (R-KY) deadpanned. Doug Aldeen Chris Deacon Jeffrey Hogan Vinay Patel Evan Bruder Dave Chase, Health Rosetta-discovering archaeologist Scott Haas Bill Miller Nick Soman https://lnkd.in/dZCFT_eK
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ICYMI, important lesson in how better care drives lower cost… it’s what Hero Health Plans and our partners like The OrthoForum are all about. Eric Bricker, MD Karen Simonton
Is Now the Time to?Get Serious About #HealthcareCosts? If Yes, Priority #1 is to identify?low value #specialist care?for high cost claimants. This video tells you?Exactly How to Do That?using #ClaimsData. Once low value specialists are identified, the solution is to?#STEER health plan members?away from these low value specialists. This steerage can be accomplished via: 1. #PrimaryCare 2. #PlanDesign 3. #Navigation 4. #CentersOfExcellence Subscribe to my AHealthcareZ Video Newsletter along with 4,500+ of your colleagues HERE: https://lnkd.in/eVcjDmB9
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To our #NC friends, do you think the health systems are helping our communities by blocking local doctors from establishing clinics? *States without #CON Laws have far more locally-owned care facilities.
Co-President, Aventria and QC-Health. Host of Relentless Health Value - award-winning podcast about healthcare value.
Unintended consequences is a thing. ERCowboy wrote on Twitter a while back, “In any complex system, the likelihood of unintended consequences vastly outweighs the predictability of intended ones.” In this healthcare podcast, we’re talking about two state laws where this is apropos: CON (Certificates of Need) laws and then COPA (Certificates of Public Advantage). Turns out, states actually have pretty much power to impact the competitive landscape in their state. They have a lot of levers they can pull. States really can make a difference in terms of improving real competition on value and on cost and quality. So, these two laws are, in a way, their attempt to do so. Also mentioned in this #healthcarepodcast: Ann Kempski; Nick Kristof; Suzanne Delbanco; Brian Klepper, PhD; Gloria Sachdev, PharmD; Rob Marty, DBA, MHA Click to read the full article on the RHV Web site and listen to the Relentless Health Value Podcast: https://cc-lnk.com/EP444
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Co-President, Aventria and QC-Health. Host of Relentless Health Value - award-winning podcast about healthcare value.
If anyone is interested in supporting Marshall’s legacy, please subscribe to the content available at Allen Health Academy and consider purchasing access for employees. This is likely the best way to honor his legacy and amplify his work as a catalyst for change and to empower patients. And from all of us at Aventria Health Group, our hearts go out to Marshall’s family. Also mentioned in this #healthcarepodcast: Dave Chase, Health Rosetta-discovering archaeologist; Marty Makary M.D., M.P.H. ; Doug Aldeen Click to read the full article on the RHV Web site and listen to the Relentless Health Value Podcast: https://cc-lnk.com/EP443
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