Value-Based Care Is Hard, but It's Worth Getting Right
CVS Health published a branded commentary arguing that value-based primary care has stalled industry-wide because it is treated as a contracting exercise rather than an integrated care model, and that CVS is pursuing the harder integration work. The company cites Oak Street Health data showing a 40% reduction in hospital admissions per thousand versus traditional Medicare, and Signify Health conducting roughly 3.5 million in-home evaluations annually capturing more than 300 clinical and social data points.
Key figures
- Signify annual home visits
- 3.5 million
- Signify data points per evaluation
- more than 300
- Minuteclinic primary care availability
- more than 65% of clinics
- Americans within five miles of cvs pharmacy
- nearly 85%
- Hospital admission reduction vs traditional medicare
- 40%
- Oak street patients with two plus chronic conditions
- about 65%
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