Value-Based Contracting
The OPEN MINDS 2024 Innovation Survey reveals that the biggest increase in value-based contracting was in care coordination models. By 2025, over 60% of healthcare payments will be tied to performance-based incentives, with behavioral health playing a key role. Every behavioral health provider needs the know-how to participate in value-based arrangements. Our value-based contracting resources offer the opportunity to optimize participation and performance in value-based arrangements including knowledge and information exchange about best practices for successful collaborations, contract negotiations, reimbursement valuations, member engagement, metric management, and more.
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The Differential Is In The Data
As Warren Buffet says, “Price is what you pay. Value is what you get.” And the wide differential between what consumers are getting compared to what they’re paying for health […]
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Changes In Play
In March of this year, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced the creation of a new Accountable Care Organization (ACO) model—focused on team-based, person-centered primary care. The model, called ACO […]
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Worth A Pound Of Cure
There is a growing body of evidence on the effect of behavioral health and cognitive disorders on physical health. Dr. Helen Ouyang, an emergency room physician, in a recent guest essay in The […]
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The History, Evolution, & Current Opportunity For Behavioral Health Providers In Addressing Population Health
By early 2025, over 60% of health care payments will be tied to performance-based incentives, with behavioral health playing a key role in outcomes. Up to 52% of patients under […]
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The Outcomes Of I/DD Value Based Care
The Olmstead Decision turned 25 this past June 22. The promise of this landmark decision was to move people with disabilities into community settings, and it has had an impact. […]
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Housing Momentum
Colorado just became the most recent state to apply for a federal waiver to use its Medicaid program to address homelessness and housing insecurity. Earlier this month, the State filed […]
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The Homeless Solution Opportunity
By Monica E. Oss, Chief Executive Officer, OPEN MINDS Homelessness has risen steadily since 2017—with many effects. Consumers who are housing insecure have health care costs 2.5 times higher than their […]
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The Patient Engagement Imperative
By Monica E. Oss, Chief Executive Officer, OPEN MINDS Patient engagement, motivating consumers to choose to participate in their own care, was top of mind in the health and human […]
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Value-Based Payment Linked To More Outpatient Mental Health Visits & Fewer ED Visits
By OPEN MINDS Circle After New York state implemented value-based payment (VBP) reform for behavioral health services in 2015, state Medicaid beneficiaries had more outpatient visits and fewer emergency department […]
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Technology Tools For Improving The Performance Of Value-Based Contracts
This presentation took place at The 2023 OPEN MINDS Technology & Analytics Institute. During this session, provider organizations shared how they are: Featured speakers: