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Bob Kocher
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Aditya Narayan and I are proud to share a Health Affairs Scholar piece on CMMI's new ACCESS payment model. ACCESS will pay for care delivered by AI (with or without a clinician) for Medicare patients. This is the first time ever Medicare will pay for care without a person in the loop. It is for chronic-disease management: recurring, condition-specific payments tied to clinical improvement, rather than billing for discrete encounters or tightly defined remote-monitoring activities. The promise is straightforward, more reimbursement for technology-enabled longitudinal care and more choice and competition for patient care. It could lead to lots of startup and innovation. It could also lead to lots of hard to cancel subscriptions and FWA. There are still many unanswered questions about payment levels, how quality is measured, how risk is adjusted, and how these patients’ facing technology enabled services will coordinate care with the traditional delivery systems. https://lnkd.in/grDfXDH5
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The interviewer of this episode was more impressive than the one who was interviewed but I enjoyed it! Every health system should challenge providers with real-time cost data inside a clinical, evidence-based context. “We’ve built alerts” or “made it hard to order that” is not changing a culture! Cultures change when approaches iterate and alignment models promote and support the change.
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Dr. Anirudh Anilkumar
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Healthcare and by extension health-technology in India is difficult to build, and more importantly, to better. It seems almost insulting that there's ambient AI-scribe trials running at the same time malnutritional and infectious disease burdens are colossal, and need active deployment of resources to address. At least, that's how I thought about it. Until the same statistics about human resource-driven treatment gaps reached me too. Now I know that it's not just a capital problem. The time and training required to address any health-related problem statement is massive. Not in the scale of a few years, but decades and centuries. There's only so many 'tools' and 'apps' one can force upon ASHA workers and Anganwadi workers. Watching open source AI enterprises successfully change entire work-flows around the planet, as well as how stakeholders perceive AI in healthcare (Think OpenEvidence, Penda Health), helps validate the hypothesis that open-sourced AI-enabled (or native!) technology is the only scalable solution that will not propagate problems, or take decades to fix it. Hence, why we want to do better. Which is what we're trying to do at the Behtar Foundation. Please do reach out if you want to know more and collaborate at https://lnkd.in/dSrPnQaT PS: Yes, it's a non-profit. PPS: We're volunteer-driven.
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