Value-Based Health Care: How States are Driving Transformation

States are leveraging their purchasing power and implementing advanced alternative payment models to improve healthcare value. For example, the state of Texas offers an opt-in procurement collaborative across all school districts, Colorado created a private-public employer purchasing collaborative and its Medicaid agency is implementing mandatory payment models, and the state of Washington has a single Health Care Authority that oversees the state’s Medicaid program and employee health care plan.

Join Governing on June 7 to learn how these states are approaching value-based care transformation in the public sector and the potential spillover effects for private sector employers. Register now for this live webcast, where you will:

• Hear from state agency leaders about why they are initiating episode-based payment models and the unique challenges and opportunities these efforts face
• Learn what key influences, limitations and considerations helped define each state's approach and what short- and long-term success looks like for them
• Find out how these states are collaborating with stakeholders to advance their efforts and address important demographic differences