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Value Xchange: Two Hours To Help You Better Meet The Moment
We’re bringing together a cadre of industry visionaries on April 20 for Value Xchange, our two-hour inaugural thought-leadership virtual event. Find out more about it in this Q&A with our CEO Karthik Ganesh.
Employers pick up 82% of the tab and are on the sidelines of value-based healthcare.
Employers bear an oversized burden regarding medical costs in the United States, and they’re often forced into suboptimal choices when doing so. A value-based approach to healthcare could change all that.
Is the Move from “Black Box” to “Glass Box” Enough?
Price transparency will move traditional PBMs towards a glass box approach – but will that alone deliver the value consumers seek?
Healthcare Benefits – The Answer is Value
The healthcare conundrum continues to be viewed from the lens of cost and access. What if this is the wrong perspective?
COVID-19 Vaccine Strategies: The Role of Employers and Sponsors
As the world races to find a COVID-19 vaccine, our Chief Pharmacy Officer Polina Kogan shares what we can do now to prepare.
Organizational Resilience and Leadership
Organizations reflect the values of their leadership. Here are four key qualities that separate resilient leaders from the rest of the pack.
Has the Time Finally Arrived for Value-Based Benefit Shopping?
We have a sustainability crisis across the healthcare continuum, and it is imperative that we meet the moment.
The Most Powerful Champion in the Battle Against Opioid Abuse May Be Your Pharmacist
When pharmacists are at the center of the healthcare team, they are uniquely positioned to fight the opioid crisis. Here’s how.
3 Ways Pharmacists Can Improve Benefit Plans
Pharmacists are consistently among the most trusted professionals. How can we better leverage them to improve patient care?
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Lessons from COVID: Health care transformation starts when employers demand value
It’s time to challenge the idea that the only way to reduce costs is to give up services or access.
Real health care transformation will only happen when those who purchase health care benefits—employers—start demanding more value from their investments.