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An Evolent Care Advisor closes a critical gap that could have prevented an isolated patient from getting enough nutrition.

Interdisciplinary collaboration can ensure that care treats the head and the body, Dr. Tiffany Hall writes in The Doctor Weighs In.

As member ratings, complaints and other experience measures take on added weight in the Medicare Stars program, having the right pharmacy benefit management is critical for drug plans.

Evolent rounds up some of the latest value-based care news from the previous month spanning policy, research, innovations, payers and providers.

More than $66 million in shared savings was earned across five health system partners in 2019.

Last year was unlike any other in health care. Catch up on the major themes affecting the world of value, as well as news from December.

Evolent co-founder and new CEO Seth Blackley explains how the company is positioned to deliver for each of its stakeholders

Whether it's rapidly detecting fraud, waste and abuse or quickly adopting new generic medications, a nimble pharmacy benefit manager can drive drug savings for health plans.

Catch up on the latest trends, deals, innovations and policies shaping the transition to value.

Integration supports better care, member experience and cost control.

A compilation of infection prevention resources, regulatory updates and other industry developments to help your organization respond to this pandemic.

Evolent Health’s Emily Rafferty and Michael Miller share reasons to consider choosing a new administrative platform.

Performing a patient’s annual medication review, Evolent Clinical Pharmacist Avani Arora recognized a vital missing drug and quickly addressed the issue.

Medicare beneficiaries in Evolent’s care management programs had fewer hospitalizations and lower health costs.

Evolent Health's Ashley Ridlon co-authors a Bloomberg Law article explaining how COVID-19 is making a case for the move to value-based care.

Several criteria can help determine whether a PBM is truly willing to bend to meet a plan’s goals.

Behavioral Health Specialist Teena Lovern takes a whole-person approach to help patients facing challenges on multiple fronts.

As pent-up demand releases into the health care system, plans and providers need to quickly reassess patient populations. A well-run risk adjustment program can be a major asset in that effort.