Fee-For-Value reimbursement is a way to reward and incentivize doctors to prevent costly illnesses and diseases and to manage chronic conditions while improving overall quality effectively.

While Medicare is making cuts in Fee-For Service reimbursements, it offers lucrative financial incentives for transitioning to a Fee-For-Value model of care.

Making this transition takes work, though. It requires knowledge of statistics & systems to care for a population of patients. It even requires you to track and impact your patients' BMI & drug adherence.

That's too much to do when you're already on a Fee-For-Service treadmill. There needs to be more time.

That's why we're here. We have a long history of working with doctors. Our model is doctors-helping-doctors.

We've managed large patient populations of over 100,000 patients, and we've worked with solo practitioners to install the systems that will help achieve financial and clinical independence.

In our system, you keep doing what you're doing. We come in and provide Fee-For-Value services FOR YOU & YOUR PATIENTS. You even get paid more - a lot more! & you get more time with family.

As an additional benefit, you keep the value you've created in your patient panel over years of hard work.

Most docs have been giving away their patient panels for free or for some unlikely future pay-off (like for local hospitals or some Wall Street firm).

They then turn your beloved patients back into the Fee-For-Service treadmill, denying them the attention and care you have provided for many years.

Your patients receive higher quality, more personalized care, helping them prevent disease and better manage any chronic condition.

Everything we teach is research-based. It shows the research evidence indicating the need for prevention for you & your patients. But we deal with more than WHY; we give you the details on HOW.

We give you the technical information on maximizing your practice performance in key programs such as HEDIS, CAPHS, HOS, & even clinical risk assessment & management.