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Published on: September 27, 2020
Payment change: 3 ways to set your course for success
1Navigant Consulting, Inc., Chicago, USA. mnugent@navigantconsulting.com
Summary
Healthcare organizations should prepare for slower spending growth by learning from past cuts, embracing payment reform, and studying accountable care organizations. These strategies offer a roadmap for financial resilience.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Health Economics
- Health Policy
Background:
- Healthcare spending growth is projected to slow significantly.
- Organizations need proactive strategies to adapt to financial shifts.
- Past experiences with spending reductions offer valuable insights.
Purpose of the Study:
- To outline key strategies for healthcare organizations facing reduced spending growth.
- To provide actionable recommendations for financial preparedness.
- To highlight the importance of adapting to evolving payment models.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of historical spending cut lessons.
- Examination of payment reform pathways.
- Case study review of early adopter organizations, specifically accountable care organizations.
Main Results:
- Organizations can leverage past cost-saving experiences.
- Strategic navigation of payment reform is crucial.
- Accountable care organizations provide a model for success.
Conclusions:
- Proactive preparation is essential for navigating slower healthcare spending.
- Adopting lessons from past cuts and payment reform is vital.
- Learning from accountable care organizations offers a practical approach to financial adaptation.
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