Medical Economics Insider: Is Value-Based Care Actually Working?

Welcome to the second edition of Medical Economics Insider, our brand-new premium interactive digital edition designed to provide physicians with the in-depth insights and practical tools needed to thrive in today’s evolving health care landscape. As business and administrative challenges continue to mount — from declining reimbursement rates to increased competition — our mission is to deliver timely content that helps you run your practice more effectively so you can focus on what truly matters: patient care.

Each edition of Medical Economics Insider will feature exclusive reporting, embedded multimedia such as video interviews and podcast episodes, and physician survey results offering valuable perspectives on the profession’s most pressing issues. We have thoughtfully designed every page to be interactive and engaging, ensuring you receive the information you need and the immersive experience you deserve.

Exclusive content inside this issue:

• A decade of value-based care: What has worked? What hasn't? What's next?
• The physician student loan dilemma: Many physicians embark on their career under a mountain of student debt — and now the loan landscape and policy approaches are changing. How should physicians approach this debt?
• Exclusive survey results on hot-button physician topics: Poltics and policy, primary care physician pay, malpractice fears, and more.
• Practical tips to avoid a coding audit.

How to engage with Insider:

• Open Insider by clicking the image or link above. It will open the interactive publication in a new browser window.
• Mobile navigation: Scroll up/down to read the content. Swipe left/right to to navigate from page to page. Desktop/laptop navigation: Use the arrow keys (top right) or the main navigation (hamburger menu on top left) to navigate the content.
• When you come across video content, you can click to watch within the Insider publication.
• Questions? Problems? Feedback? Please reach out to Content Vice President Chris Mazzolini.