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Population health programs don’t always work — 3 lessons learned from health insurer execs

August 11, 2020Morgan HaefnerNo CommentsBecker's Payer IssuesCommercial Payer Contracting,Care Management & Coordination,Preventative Screening,Risk Management,Risk Stratification,Social Determinants of Health (SDOH),Social Services,Behavioral Health Services,Medicare ACOs/MSSP,Medicaid ACOs,Medication Management,Care Transitions & Planning

Well-intentioned programs that aim to improve population health and social determinants of health sometimes don’t take off as health plans intend. While member adoption may not meet expectations, the lessons learned from these instances are valuable and inform future ideas.

A panel of health insurance executives discussed this topic during a session at the Becker’s Payer Issues Virtual Summit Aug. 3. The panel included Talya Schwartz, MD, president and CEO of MetroPlus Health Plan; Eric Galvin, president of ConnectiCare; and John Bulger, DO, CMO of Geisinger Health Plan. Morgan Haefner, editor at Becker’s Healthcare, moderated the panel.

Here is an excerpt from the conversation, lightly edited for clarity…

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Population health programs don’t always work — 3 lessons learned from health insurer execs
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