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Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio president, TriHealth CEO share how their partnership aims to help fix a broken system
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Health systems across the country, including Cincinnati’s TriHealth, have begun collaborating with payer partners in an effort to reform ineffective payment models. Such partnerships aim to advance population health strategies and incentivize providers for more comprehensive and preventive care.
TriHealth’s partnership with Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio is designed to “put in place more progressive, innovative payment systems that reward health, that reward prevention, that reward providing care and delivering care in the right place at the right time to produce the right clinical outcomes at the right cost,” Mark Clement, TriHealth CEO said in this episode of Getting Health Care Right.
Clement and Jane Peterson, president of Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio, share insights about how this partnership is working towards its common goal of fixing a broken health care system. Listen to the podcast to learn more about:
· Why Anthem chose to support this approach to health care.
· Impacts seen from the partnership in terms of health outcomes.
· Ways area employers benefit from cooperative care.
· Future predictions on health care collaboration models.
· Care delivery in hospitals vs. ambulatory campuses around Cincinnati.
· Cincinnati as a leader in the health care space.
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