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Value-based reimbursement
Volume-based reimbursement
- Emphasis is on number of
procedures/services provided or
Quantity over quality
- Lower patient satisfaction
- Increased readmission rates
- Provider burnout
- Incentive to add procedures
and services to increase
revenue
- Increased health care costs
- Reimbursed by
insurance/CMS
- Providing the right care at the
right time (preventive care to
prevent emergent care)
- Emphasize on positive patient
outcomes
- Increased patient satisfaction
- Reduced readmission rates
- Decreased cost of care