Is the Risk Worth the Reward? Critical Factors to Consider for Your Value-based Care Strategy

April 19, 2016 Seth Blackley

Provider-Sponsored Health Plans (PSHPs) have long been viewed as the ultimate endpoint for value-based health care models. With health care reform ushering in a clear shift towards value, the industry has experienced a renewed interest in PSHPs. The changing dynamics of the US health care delivery system – new payment models, declining reimbursement and the expansion of government programs – are leading many providers to believe that formerly insurmountable challenges are more achievable than ever before. With key industry reports like Standard & Poor giving PSHPs a positive outlook, the looming question is no longer “when” to launch a PSHP, but “how”?

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What are the benefits of a PSHP?
How is launching a PSHP now different than in the 1990s?
What options do I have when it comes to ownership vs. partnership?
What are the critical factors that most health systems fail to consider?

About the Author

Seth oversees overall company strategy, product design, sales and corporate development for Evolent Health. He is also a member of the Evolent Health Board of Directors. Prior to Evolent Health, Seth was the Executive Director of Corporate Development and Strategic Planning at The Advisory Board Company. Seth started his career as an analyst in the Washington, D.C. office of McKinsey & Company. Seth also serves on the Board of Directors for GoHealth, a leading Urgent Care company. He earned a BS from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he graduated with Highest Honors, and his MBA from the Harvard Business School. Seth and his wife, Brae, live in Arlington, Virginia with their three children.
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