The new Fee-For-Value programs no longer reimburse doctors for volume of care. It’s all about quality now.

Practices of moderate size typically leave large sums of money “on the table”, like half a million dollars in quality services. If this sounds to financial to you, think a little more about it.

Studies have shown time & again that Medicare’s quality measures & services save dollars to Medicare. A single hospitalization for diabetes typically costs $50,000 to $150,000.

Preventing just one hospitalization out of dozens of patients will pay for a lot of increased primary care. Once you understand this, you understand the key concepts underlying Fee-For-Value, Medicare Advantage, & all the other major population health/prevention programs.

The goal is to increase primary care services in order to prevent disease states requiring hospitalization & tertiary care services.

We coordinate both quality of care and quality of services. Oversight and critical intervention are important components, to ensure patient satisfaction, compliance and the best final results.