Today's State of Value-Based Care

[@adamkatzmd]

Wow. I had no idea the level of services available at Walmart Health Centers. I’m curious as to what is being offered for eye care.

[@OrlandaEnriquez]

VBC, sounds like you’ve discovered a new industry. Congratulations, people have high paying jobs collecting data and developing systems that forgets the “patient”. As a RN, I’m in the trenches becoming exhausted advocating for my home health care setting who aren’t getting the care that they need. Just yesterday, I was informed by an administrator, that I need to discharge my pt because his wound is “chronic”. Never mild that he’s a type I diabetic w/vasc dx, has a BKA and osteomyelitis and a challenging wound on the heel of which we’re trying to save. I’m sorry to say you have no idea how patients are suffering. You and your fancy models and DEI closed down religious hospitals. Is your plan to destroy providing healthcare altogether? A group of nuns started the Providence healthcare system from Alaska to So Calif. You’re studies are interesting but how do they translate to actual healthcare delivery.

[@pyromanaic21]

I was curious about the topic until healthcare was described as a right. That is an opinion, but not one I will abide. We may, as a society, decide that it is a privilege we extend to others by extracting money from our citizens. But as a healthcare professional, I am not your slave. You have no "right" to my services. I offer my services to a healthcare organization for an agreed upon fee who then offers those services to others for a fee, either to the individual, the insurance company, the government, or the institution itself takes a loss. And countries who have single payer systems don't view healthcare as a right either. They will deny life prolonging and experimental treatments if the administrators deem it too costly. If it were a right, it would be unjust to deny those patients or their legal representatives any life prolonging measures. As this is a lie, or at the very least a misunderstanding of human rights, I will not listen to the remainder of this podcast.

[@jumpedscarab9444]

"Value based care" is an obvious scam 😂 You pay the same for less treatment so insurance profit margins are better ☠️