Ron Kuerbitz
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111 appearances
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first heard Jul 2019
last heard Jul 2019
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So I think we know that risk can be a fantastic enabler, but as a system, as a country, we haven't made the investments yet to make that success broad-based.
Absolutely.
That's one of the most exciting things, and it doesn't take very long.
One of the most exciting things is when you provide physicians with data and system support.
You don't have to provide protocols.
You don't have to tell physicians this is what you need to do.
In fact, that's counterproductive because healthcare is local and healthcare has got to be personalized between the physician and patient.
giving physician information about their panel compared to other panels, sub-segments of their panel compared to similar sub-segments around the country, the results of their practice patterns, their affiliated provider's practice patterns in comparison to others,
unleashes just a torrent of innovation.
It's a lot of fun to watch large groups of physicians comparing notes on what they're doing to manage subpopulations and identify new
practice patterns, new workflows, new ways of engaging with their partners and driving success in improvements in quality and cost.
We're seeing it now at Agilon Health.
It doesn't take long.
And that's one of the most encouraging things about the risk environment, when as a system we put the right tools in place and give the physicians the support that they're asking for.
You don't have to wait years to see results.
You can see it in months.
There are definitely elements of a risk environment that are commodities, and they're largely in the administrative space.
Commodity activities like utilization management and claims adjudication are readily available.
The interesting thing is to decommoditize them to get the best value out of those administrative functions.
taking utilization management as an example out of a commodity role and allowing physicians to identify their own practice patterns their own protocols using it much more as a screening tool to help make sure that the right decision making at the right time is directed to the physician and then directed to to affiliated providers and communicating to affiliated providers
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