62 Percent of Healthcare Organizations are Ready for Value-Based Financial Changes According to New Survey

HOUSTON, June 26, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Global Healthcare Alliance (GHA), the leader in value-based care programs and administration, and sponsor of the independent 2018 HealthLeaders Media Value-Based Readiness Survey, today announced the findings which indicate that while organizations say they are ready to move towards value-based care models, they also signify a lack of infrastructure as a roadblock to progress. 

According to the survey, 62 percent of respondents say that their level of overall preparation for financial changes is very strong or somewhat strong, and 54 percent indicate that their preparation for value-based care delivery changes is very or somewhat strong.

However, preparation of a value-based infrastructure is slightly less positive, with 50 percent of respondents reporting it is very weak or somewhat weak.

"As one of the country's first successful operators of value-based care initiatives, we're encouraged that the industry continues to make strides in taking this important leap from fee-for-service to value-based care alternatives," said John Adams, CEO of Global Healthcare Alliance. "We recognize there are hurdles healthcare organizations must overcome to achieve successful value-based programs. Our decades of experience demonstrate that with the right partners, governance, operations and technology in place, value-based programs are not only possible but also highly sustainable." 

Even with the reported infrastructure challenges, overall responses in the survey suggest that momentum continues to build for value-based care, and respondents expect strong growth indicating that 23 percent of patients are currently in value-based programs and that is expected to double to 46 percent over the next three years.

To read the survey in its entirety, please visit https://www.healthleadersmedia.com/report/intelligence/staying-course-value

GHA manages value-based reimbursement programs for multiple clinical specialties for clients nationwide. These programs prioritize quality as the measure of value in making bundled payment programs sustainable and efficient, aligning the aims of patients, employers, providers and payers.

About Global Healthcare Alliance
Global Healthcare Alliance (GHA) has been a leader in value-based care models and care management for more than 30 years.  GHA provides advisory, administrative, and technology solutions for healthcare organizations transitioning from fee-for-service reimbursement models to new fee-for-value models.  Serving more than 1,000 healthcare providers operating value-based reimbursement programs and clinical Centers of Excellence, our programs deliver Quality, Care and Value. Together.^®

GHA Media Contact:
Julie Callahan
[email protected]
469.579.8045

SOURCE Global Healthcare Alliance

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