Value-based care focuses on prevention, resulting in less spending. Managing chronic conditions can take time spent and cost a lot of money.

Value-based care can help you more efficiently manage these conditions or, in some cases, reduce the need for medical visits, admissions and other urgent interventions.

Healthcare quality improves when the focus is on value instead of quantity and prevention rather than chronic disease management.

Value-based programs make the patient feel heard and increase engagement.

Value-based care can help reduce medical errors.

With permanent supervision and improvement in the clinical decision, the risk of harmful or ineffective treatments gets reduced.

With value-based care, you will be able to take a population approach, this also called denominator medicine, and improving the community more than focusing on individuals creates a more significant impact on the healthy population and the chronic diseases pandemic.

With value-based care centred around shared data in the form of EMRs, patients are more able to stay informed.

Having the patient's information in one place allows the patient to engage in their prevention activities and spend less money.

Focusing on prevention can reduce poor habits such as overeating, cigarette smoking and excessive alcohol consumption.

Lifestyle is critical to decreasing the risk of poor cardiovascular outcomes; engaging the patient in taking care of their care creates overall benefits for patients and providers.

By providing Medicare-reimbursed services to patients, you get the opportunity to increase revenue by providing high-quality preventive services that address the root causes of disease and thus produce better results for patients.

There is increasing opportunity in 5-STAR programs to increase revenue while providing quality patient care.

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