Recent reports forecast that the number of patients treated under Value-Based Contracts (VBC) will double in the next five years. It’s clear: VBC is no longer just a trend—it’s essential for the long-term sustainability of healthcare organizations.
Are you prepared to navigate this shift?
Access our free on-demand webinar, hosted by the ONEcare Population Health Academy, to gain critical insights into the fundamentals of VBC agreements and strategies for success in an evolving healthcare landscape.
What You’ll Learn:
- The fundamentals of VBC agreements and how they differ from fee-for-service models
- Key benefits for both providers and payors, including cost savings and improved patient outcomes
- Proven strategies for evaluating, negotiating, and excelling in VBC contracts
- Real-world examples of successful behavioral health VBC implementations
Value-based care agreements are transforming healthcare by aligning payments with outcomes, but understanding and optimizing these contracts can be complex. This webinar provides actionable strategies and insights designed for behavioral health providers and payors seeking to succeed in a value-driven environment.
Stay ahead of the curve—watch on demand today!
Featuring
Paul Uncanin
Senior Vice President Of Contracting & Payor Relations at Alera Health
Paul Uncanin serves as the Senior Vice President of Contracting and Payor Relations at Alera Health. He is responsible for payor strategy and leading the development of alternative payment models (APM) that maximize the financial and strategic value to all the clinically integrated networks (CIN) that Alera Health supports. Paul joined Alera Health in 2022 and has successfully implemented innovative APMs in multiple states with numerous payors. These APMs have already generated several million dollars in incentives for the CINs supported by Alera Health, and for the providers participating in those CINs. Prior to joining Alera, Paul spent over 10 years in network development building and managing FFS networks, ACOs, and surgical COE networks for all types of providers including hospitals, primary care, specialists, and post-acute.