Positioning Providers to Take on Risk
As the market moves rapidly toward value-based care, one physician describes how working with New Century Health gave his practice the confidence and support to succeed in an advanced alternative payment model.
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Headed to Washington, DC for the 2019 AHIP National Conferences on Medicare, Medicaid & Dual Eligibles? Don’t miss our session on where to focus your value-based investments and energy.
Putting the CAR-T Before the Horse? Understanding CMS’ Recent Cancer Therapy Decisions
Dr. Hertler, CMO at New Century Health, shares his thoughts and perspectives on the future of CAR T-cell therapy and the recent CMS announcements.
Cancer Care Costs Everyone Too Much. Here's How We Fix It.
Dr. Andrew Hertler, Chief Medical Officer at New Century Health, demonstrates how clinical pathways improve patient outcomes while decreasing waste and cost.
Ashley Ridlon shares her insights into ways CMS can build on the benefits and momentum of the OCM and improve the program to help providers succeed in this model.
1:59Taking the Pain Out of Prior Authorization
Prior authorization is a burden for most practices. Two partner physicians share how New Century Health's approval-focused approach is different from other systems to actually facilitate patient care.
Rani Khetarpal explores what the OCM model looks like at one oncology practice in Illinois and how the program can improve to help more organizations improve care delivery and generate savings.
Using Big Data and Predictive Analytics to Determine Patient Risk in Oncology
Dr. Hertler, Chief Medical Officer at New Century Health, and others describe the potential of big data and predictive analytics to improve clinical risk stratification for cancer patients.
Are You Ready for the Next Wave of Specialty Care Management?
Dr. Andrew Hertler, Chief Medical Officer at New Century Health, explains how value-based arrangements lower the cost of specialty care while providing higher-quality treatment for patients.
New Century Health's delegated-risk model leverages a specialist network to drive down cardiovascular care costs and improve quality for a Medicare Advantage plan.
