Value Based Care | Veterans Alliance

Key Points About Veteran Centered Health Benefits In Achieving Value-Based Outcome:

Patient-centered approach

Emphasis a patient-centered model, where veterans are actively involved in their care decisions and providers focus on understanding their individual needs and goals

Integrated care

Goal in integrated care, combining all services for coordinated care to reduce failures in veteran healthcare outcomes.

Quality measures

Utilizes quality metrics to track and evaluate the effectiveness of care provided, identifying areas for improvement and incentivizing providers to achieve high standards.

Care coordination

Strives to coordinate care across different specialties and providers to avoid unnecessary duplication and ensure smooth transitions between treatment phases.

What is Value-Based Care?

Value-based care is a healthcare delivery model that emphasizes the quality and outcomes of patient care rather than the quantity of services provided. It is a departure from the traditional fee-for-service model, where healthcare providers are reimbursed based on the number of procedures or services rendered, regardless of the patient's health outcomes.

In value-based care, the focus is on achieving the best possible health outcomes for patients while controlling costs and promoting efficiency. The primary goal is to improve the overall value of healthcare by delivering high-quality, patient-centered care that is both effective and cost-effective

Benefits of value-based care for veterans:

Improved health outcomes
Cost efficiency
Enhanced patient experience
Equitable distribution of care
Eliminate healthcare confusion and a lack of access of care
No Fragmentation of care for veterans when veterans receive care both from VA and community providers
Coordination of care
Understanding unique Veterans care needs