What's New

Catch up on two-plus months of deals, innovations and policies affecting the world of value, including the rapid changes spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Evolent's April Womack facilitates a virtual visit, and later a socially distanced house call, for a patient with breathing problems and suspected COVID-19.

Evolent shares detailed approach to identifying and engaging individuals at highest risk of COVID-19, so others can leverage the information in their own identification and outreach efforts.

When a patient did not receive critical medications for her respiratory problems, Evolent Health's Linda Cassidy stepped in to help close the gap.

Evolent is combining clinical data, social determinants of health and the latest evidence about COVID-19 to identify and outreach individuals at the greatest risk of severe outcomes from the disease.

This on-demand webinar from a network of 2,500 New York City primary care physicians shares best practices for responding to COVID-19 infections in some of the nation’s most vulnerable communities.

Evolent's Sara Plucker helped a man with multiple chronic diseases obtain important medications and avoid out-of-pocket pharmacy costs as COVID-19 threatened his community.

Across Evolent, we are focused on protecting high-risk members and patients, advocating for independent physicians, and supporting our people.

A new food program helps a vulnerable woman stay at home and reduce her risk of exposure.

A roundup of recent developments in value-based care, plus a new resource for providers and plans confronting COVID-19.

Evolent’s Brandon Barber explains how health plans can transform risk adjustment from a back-office, financial task to a patient-focused activity with clinical benefits.

Facing an intreated infection and a host of family and financial difficulties at home, a mother urgently needed support. Evolent RN Nurse Educator Yuneysi Diaz answered the call for help.

A spate of acquisitions in value-based primary care, innovations in virtual care, and new endeavors to manage behavioral health are the top trends in this month’s news roundup.

Writing for Population Health News, Evolent's Kate Rollins explains how NCQA's new accreditation program will drive more data-driven, whole-person approaches to improve the health of communities.

When aggressive cancer treatments began to severely diminish a patient's quality of life, Evolent RN Care Advisor Wendy Haas helped her to change direction and make the most of her final months.

Evolent Health rounds up the biggest themes in value-based care in 2019, as well as the previous month's news, innovations and research.

It's been another hectic month in health care's transition to value. Catch up on new innovations, deals, policies and research that are moving the field.

Cobbling together an administrative platform from various point solutions can produce IT headaches, hurt care coordination and detract from the provider experience.

Shantanu Phatakwala explains how to combat racial bias in population health models, following news that a widely used model was underestimating black patients’ needs for care management.

As the federal government's new rules for hospital and insurer price transparency are debated, Evolent's Ashley Ridlon tells Modern Healthcare the discussion can't ignore value.