Leveraging Social Risk To Ensure Equitable, Value-Based Payment
Alternative Payment ModelsSocial risk adjustment can ensure equitable, value-based healthcare payment. Learn how social risk can be used to avoid exacerbating health inequity.
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Social risk adjustment can ensure equitable, value-based healthcare payment. Learn how social risk can be used to avoid exacerbating health inequity.
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