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The combination of physical limitations and chronic conditions is costly

As we move to value-based care models, where we place our focus becomes very important. With limited resources both in dollars and human capital, knowing where to spend our energy is dependent on knowing information driven by data. Sometimes dictum is driven more from thought than fact. We focus a great deal on those with multiple chronic diseases,… Read More »

Confusing utilization and quality

Value’s variables often affect each other Value has three variables: quality, service and cost. Many times we confuse one of these variables for the other. As these different variables each affect value differently, it’s important to understand what activities falls under each variable and how they interact. For example, we want to increase quality and service while decreasing… Read More »