Quintuple Aim

Combining Spire's early detection technology with Wellinks pulmonary rehab solutions will drive best in class outcomes for COPD patients and risk bearing entities. #innovation #valuebasedcare #digitalhealth

🚀 Missed Our Webinar on Health Disparities in Massachusetts? Catch Up Now! We recently hosted an insightful session on addressing health disparities in Massachusetts, featuring key takeaways from the Healthy at Home study. Learn how virtual pulmonary rehabilitation is breaking down barriers to healthcare and advancing health equity. Click the link to access the full recording. 🎥👉 https://lnkd.in/gx-kpHsV #HealthEquity #PulmonaryRehabilitation #HealthDisparities #PatientCare #HealthcareAccess

Please join us for a discussion on addressing health disparities in COPD. https://lnkd.in/gUuc9K3v Apurv Soni, Abi Sundaramoorthy, MD, MBA, Reza Alavi, MD, MHS, MBA #healthdisparities #COPD #rural #digitalhealth #pulmonaryrehab #innovation

🌟 Join Us in Advancing Health Equity in COPD Care 🌟 Are you passionate about making a real impact in your community’s health? Our upcoming webinar is your opportunity to deepen your understanding of health disparities and transform the way we approach COPD care. Hosted by a powerhouse panel featuring Apurv Soni, Director of the Program in Digital Medicine at UMass Chan Medical School, Reza Alavi, MD, MHS, MBA, Founder of Quintuple Aim Solutions, and Abi Sundaramoorthy, MD, MBA, Chief Medical Officer at Wellinks, this event will explore innovative strategies to close the gaps in care and improve outcomes for all, especially those in underserved communities. 🔗 Space is limited—don’t miss out on this vital conversation! Register here: https://lnkd.in/gUuc9K3v Let’s work together to bridge the gap in COPD care and ensure every patient has access to the quality healthcare they deserve. #HealthEquity #COPDCare #DigitalHealth #HealthcareInnovation #HealthDisparities #QuintupleAim #Innovation #ValueBasedHealthcare

🚨 Specialty Care in the Age of Value-Based Care: A Reality Check 🚨 Healthcare is always evolving, and the latest CMS Innovation Center update is proof. They're pushing to make specialty care more person-centered, value-based, and equitable—a big shift with a lot of implications. Key Takeaways: Accountable Care Expansion: By 2030, CMS aims for all Traditional Medicare and most Medicaid beneficiaries to be in accountable care relationships, moving away from fee-for-service (FFS) to value-based care. This approach not only emphasizes quality but also equity in healthcare, ensuring that vulnerable populations have access to the same high-quality care as everyone else. The Specialty Care Catch-Up: Primary care has been leading in accountable care, but specialties like oncology and cardiology are lagging due to the complexities of fragmented care and the FFS structure, which encourages excessive testing and procedures. This lag particularly impacts underserved communities, where access to specialty care is already limited. Bridging this gap is essential for achieving true health equity. Data Transparency Rules: CMS is introducing "shadow bundles" to give ACOs better insights into specialist care patterns. More transparency means better benchmarking and smarter referrals—no more hiding behind a lack of data. This also paves the way for more equitable care by ensuring that all patients, regardless of their background, receive high-quality, coordinated care. Incentivizing Collaboration: New financial incentives in models like the Making Care Primary (MCP) Model aim to get primary care and specialists to work together, reducing fragmented care. This collaboration is especially critical in addressing health disparities, as it fosters a more integrated approach to care that considers the unique needs of diverse populations. Challenges Ahead: Integrating specialty care into value-based models is tough. While initiatives like Maryland’s EQIP are promising, there's still work to be done in reducing unnecessary procedures and hospitalizations, especially in underserved communities where the burden of chronic diseases is often higher. Why It Matters: This isn't just a policy tweak—it's a fundamental shift in how we deliver healthcare, with a strong focus on equity. For real progress, we need specialists to align with reducing low-value tests, unnecessary procedures, and excessive hospital stays, while ensuring that every patient, regardless of their background, receives the best possible care. This transition won't be quick or easy, but it's crucial for the future of healthcare—and for making sure that no one is left behind. #HealthcareInnovation #ValueBasedCare #SpecialtyCare #CMSUpdate #HealthcareTransformation #HealthEquity

We are pleased to announce that we will be welcoming @Noelene K. Jeffers, PhD, CNM, IBCLC as our September Health Equity Jam Session speaker! Join us to hear her talk, "Redesigning Systems of Care to Promote Equity in #BlackMaternalHealth" 📆 Wednesday, September 11, 2024 🕒 3:00 - 4:30 PM 📍 Virtual Registration required 🔗 https://loom.ly/LqITRWs Lisa Cooper

Pulmonary rehab has proven benefits for COPD outcomes, yet only a small fraction of patients have access to this effective therapy. Tune in to learn how virtual solutions can drive Quintuple Aim outcomes. Wellinks #healthequity #access #copd #valuebasedcare #innovation

🌟 New Blog: Check out our latest article on "The Quintuple Aims" in healthcare! Learn how this framework is enhancing patient experiences, improving outcomes, reducing costs, improving provider well-being, and promoting health equity. 🔗 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eMpiaFCc #Healthcare #QuintupleAim #HealthEquity #PatientCare

Have really enjoyed the first two days of Out-Of-Pocket's VBC Contracting by Frank Cheung & Ernie Valente. Looking forward to sharing my perspective tomorrow alongside Allison Foster & Kevin Kappel. There were so many questions that I thought it may be fun to host Office Hours with my friend Alex Mohseni, MD, FACEP on Friday at 2 pm EST to discuss key themes.

📣 Last chance to join this Out-Of-Pocket course with Reza Alavi, MD, MHS, MBA, Allison Foster, Kevin Kappel, Frank Cheung, and Ernie Valente. It's more than free. No really. Because you'll leave with practical tips and industry secrets. https://lnkd.in/emeirwNY