Interactive High-Value Care Infographic

Hover over the graphic to learn about the impact of high prices and uneven quality on consumers.

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States are close to the local market
and regulatory conditions that give rise
to significant variation in health value.
Learn about good state stewardship.

States need an independent body that
scrutinizes ALL healthcare spending and
outcomes. Case studies show the way.

Prices, utilization and outcomes vary
tremendously from locality to locality.
Policy needs to be informed by timely,
detailed data, like from an APCD.

Failure to address social determinants of
health is the dominant reason for disparities
in health outcomes.

A detailed, community-informed Needs Assessment is the starting point for addressing SDoH.

Community-based, multi-stakeholder approaches
to solving health problems have great power.

When tailored to patient needs, integrated care
from healthcare and social service providers
improves outcomes and can lower spending.

Rising unit prices are our most important cost driver,
accounting for the majority of year-over-year increases in per person medical spending.

Price transparency has many audiences -- learn what the evidence says about each.

Most U.S. health markets already lack competition,
but we should preserve competition where we can.

When market forces fail to deliver fair prices, various
forms of rate setting should be considered.

From hospitals to ACOs to state health spending,
setting goals for overall spending is a wise move.

There's wide agreement -- let's curtail spending on
unneeded, possibly harmful health services.

Peer comparisons are an example of powerful,
non-financial incentives.

Example: Value-based insurance design tailors
health plan cost-sharing in an effort to improve
outcomes.

Our Hub Brief discusses the significant savings from
optimizing administrative tasks in the healthcare system.

We aren't getting the quality we should for our vast
health spending.

A diverse and correctly located workforce is essential
for uniformly high-quality outcomes.

Evidence is growing that aligning quality priorities
across stakeholders improves outcomes.

America has an affordability crisis. Evidence-based
strategies are key.

Interactive High-Value Care Infographic

HEALTHCARE VALUE HUB

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