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The healthcare industry continues to have questions about getting primary care physicians aligned on the delivery of accountable care, as well as how to improve primary care as a whole. Dr. Debbie Zimmerman spoke with the American Journal of Managed Care to answer those questions and touch on how Lumeris is helping health systems reach these goals.
KLAS recently released a report naming Lumeris the top-rated value-based care managed services provider in the area of client-reported impact on the Triple Aim. In this blog post, Peter Kinhan discuss the five reasons operating partners are critical for the transformation to value-based care.
One-third of chronic condition patients who exchanged emails with their care providers said the communication improved their care, a recent Kaiser Permanente study published in The American Journal of Managed Care shows.