Risk-Sharing in Healthcare with Jonas Goldstein
A conversation with Jonas Goldstein
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About this episode
Risk-Sharing payment models are the future of a more sustainable and higher-quality healthcare system. What does that mean to the patient? In this episode, I speak with Jonas Epstein, Vice President of Strategy and Product at Vim. Vim improves network performance and enhances member experience by connecting payers to healthcare’s last-mile: provider workflow at the point of care.
We discuss:
- What risk-sharing?
- How do risk-based contracts affect hospital finances and U.S healthcare?
- How important is collaboration in risk-sharing models?
- The role of data and analytics.
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