Population health management has become a national topic of conversation, but to date little effort has been devoted to tracking the actual progress that’s been made towards value-based models of care. Numerof partnered with Dr. David Nash, Dean of the Jefferson College of Population Health, for our second annual in-depth, national look at the pace of transition away from fee-for-service.

Numerof’s recently released State of Population Health Survey report has attracted attention nationwide in multiple publications:

• FierceHealthcare: Providers remain committed to population health, but see payers as hurdle
• Modern Healthcare: Survey shows providers are not prepared to take on risk-based contracts
• Becker’s Hospital Review: Most healthcare providers recognize important of population health, but only 17% ‘very ready’ to take on risk
• AJMC: Progress in population health slow, with doctors still resisting change, report finds
• HealthITAnalytics: 95% see population health as critical, but worry about payment
• Healthcare Finance News: Healthcare execs expect pace of population health to slow under Trump
• AJMC: Population health efforts track where the money goes
• Medical Economics: Study: Healthcare organizations remain committed to population health

Download the 26 page survey report (including an executive summary and 18 figures) to get the latest insights.