“The initiatives we are funding this year provide a framework for delivering better care by allowing physicians to focus on providing the right care at the right time rather than what leads to a billable encounter,” said Michael Sherman, MD, Harvard Pilgrim’s chief medical officer and senior vice president. “Emphasis is placed on rewarding physicians for improving care coordination and health outcomes. By supporting these initiatives, both Harvard Pilgrim and our provider partners can help drive greater healthcare value for all.”
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