Rachel LaMonica, DO, is being recognized by Continental Who s Who
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Rachel LaMonica, DO, is being recognized by Continental Who s Who
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By By Michael C. Bingham
A tech company with a deep Connecticut footprint has surged to national leadership in the exploding industry of home health evaluation and care management.
Launched in Dec. 2017, Signify Health Inc. offers a value-based care platform that employs advanced analytics, technology and a nationwide provider network to create and support payment programs that aim to move hospitals and doctor practices away from the costly fee-for-service business model in favor of contracts that provide incentives to keep patients healthy.
It’s a transition the healthcare industry has long desired, but progress has come slowly.
Signify’s technology aims to help its customers including health plans, governments, employers, health systems and physician groups assess and manage patient risk and identify steps to improve care outcomes, coordination and cost-savings.
Lembo: Legislators should let constituents share the success of their health plan.
Data from the Comptroller s Office on the state-run insurance program. MLR means medical loss ratio. FAD is funds awaiting distribution.
Health care is complicated policy made personal, as the choices made in Congress and state capitols have a direct impact on the financial and physical wellbeing of everyone in our country. Here in Connecticut, it can be hard to keep track of what’s going on as multiple bills and an influx of well-funded misinformation collide in the news and on the desks of legislators.
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