A recent survey found that the majority of American adults have experienced mental health concerns. However, the data also noted increased comfortability with discussing mental health, seeking care, and using teletherapy. What do these findings mean for the future of telehealth and employers?
Author Archives: Privia Health
The U.S. healthcare system contributes to about 10 percent of the nation’s global carbon footprint. However, the tenets of value-based care may reduce our carbon emissions while improving patient outcomes.
Studies show that primary care physicians may be key in reducing vaccine resistance. By enhancing the patient-provider relationship and facilitating open communication, physicians may be able to make a major impact in their communities.
Besides your electronic health record (EHR), which technologies are you using to thrive in value-based care? Privia Health Chief Technology Officer Chris Voigt analyzes overlooked digital tools that can drive success and progress in alternative payment models.
In part two of our series, we explore four more lessons to help physicians thrive in the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) and other value-based models. Read industry thought leaders’ key takeaways on topics ranging from data sharing to shared technology, group operations to practice processes, and much more.
What key lessons can help physicians succeed and thrive in the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) and other value-based models? See diverse thought leaders’ hard-won insights and expert perspectives on ways to elevate your performance.
While we think every day should be National Doctors’ Day, we felt it was critical to recognize doctors and their commitment to caring for others. Here are the top reasons we at Privia Health are saying thank you to all doctors across the U.S.!
Women’s History Month celebrates the achievements and contributions of women across cultures. Studies show the pivotal role that female physicians and providers play in their patients’ care. We’re grateful for the opportunity to support female physicians and the excellent care they provide!
Despite value-based care’s ongoing evolution and progress, data shows that the bulk of physician compensation still comes from fee-for-service arrangements. However, mutually beneficial, capital-efficient partnerships may help counter this trend and advance the “volume-to-value” transition.
Despite the circumstances created by the COVID-19 pandemic, the overall suicide rate in the U.S. decreased in 2020 compared to 2019. While these results are optimistic, physicians should continue to screen patients for depression and suicidal ideation.