New Jersey's Organized Delivery Systems Law Presents Unique Challenges for Value-Based Care
"In practice, current state law and regulations make it uniquely challenging for health care payers and providers in New Jersey to implement VBC arrangements," writes Michael J. Morris.
April 18, 2024 at 10:00 AM
9 minute read
Health Care LawNew Jersey is fortunate to be home to world-class hospitals and integrated health care systems. These institutions are especially keen to remind New Jerseyans of their capacity to provide one-stop shopping for all health care needs, as one is likely to have noticed through prolific advertising during broadcasts of major sporting events, in mass transportation venues, and on billboards along the parkway and turnpike. If nothing else, the tremendous growth of New Jersey's health care systems has facilitated the ability for patients to receive truly clinically integrated health care service, with hospitals and providers across the full spectrum of medical specialties working collaboratively to keep patients healthy.
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