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Why Value-Based Care Has Reached A Tipping Point in Senior Living

  • Feb 1, 2023
  • Meaghan Puglisi
  • 1-min Read

Tim Mullaney, editor for Senior Housing News, covered this topic in-depth after attending the ASHA conference in January where Lifespark CEO, Joel Theisen was a panelist. Senior living providers are more focused than ever on providing high-quality health care — and finding ways to be compensated for doing so, shared Mullaney. This is driving investment in clinical capabilities and pushing the industry to a tipping point on value-based care.

Mullaney covers a few key results about Lifespark as a “payvider” driving 5% to 15% improvement in net operating income (NOI) in its senior living buildings via its integrated care model. And earning a net promoter score of 93.

Read on for the full story in Senior Housing News…

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