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Bundles 101: An Education in Value-Based Care

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On this episode of Quality Matters, host Andy Reynolds is joined by Brittany Cunningham, Vice President of Episodes of Care and Population Health at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, to discuss how value-based care is reshaping health care through MyHealth Bundles. By packaging treatments into predictable, all-inclusive bundles, employers save money, patients avoid surprise bills and providers can focus on delivering high-quality care instead of navigating insurance complexities.

But does bundling mean cutting corners? Brittany sets the record straight: The model eliminates waste, not necessary care. With lower C-section rates, near-zero infection rates for joint replacements and faster recovery times for spinal surgeries, bundle results are strong. Employers love the savings, patients love the simplicity and providers appreciate the shift from restrictive insurance rules to evidence-based care.

So why isn’t this standard everywhere? Andy and Brittany explore the hurdles, from outdated billing systems to awareness among employers. NCQA’s Meghan Malone-Moses joins the conversation to share insights on why value-based care is the future—and how more health care systems to catch up. Tune in for a conversation that could change how you see health care.

Key Quote:

“ Value-based care, while the employers want to deliver higher value and higher outcomes to their employees and their members, it's hard to understand what that level of risk is.

A lot of employers don't understand what it means to take value-based care on. The biggest thing is that education of what value-based care is and that the provider is taking on the risk. They are paying less than what they would pay in fee-for-service and they are getting the same or even higher outcomes for their members.”

-Brittany Cunningham

Time Stamps:

(00:29) Introducing MyHealth Bundles

(02:11) Benefits and Challenges of MyHealth Bundles

(04:10) Predictability and Utilization in Bundled Care

(09:17) Challenges in Implementing Commercial Bundles

(10:30) When Bundles = Peace of Mind

(13:02) How Employers View Value-Based Care

Links:

MyHealth Bundles’ Impact
Connect with Brittany Cunningham


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Content provided by Andy Reynolds. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Andy Reynolds or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

On this episode of Quality Matters, host Andy Reynolds is joined by Brittany Cunningham, Vice President of Episodes of Care and Population Health at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, to discuss how value-based care is reshaping health care through MyHealth Bundles. By packaging treatments into predictable, all-inclusive bundles, employers save money, patients avoid surprise bills and providers can focus on delivering high-quality care instead of navigating insurance complexities.

But does bundling mean cutting corners? Brittany sets the record straight: The model eliminates waste, not necessary care. With lower C-section rates, near-zero infection rates for joint replacements and faster recovery times for spinal surgeries, bundle results are strong. Employers love the savings, patients love the simplicity and providers appreciate the shift from restrictive insurance rules to evidence-based care.

So why isn’t this standard everywhere? Andy and Brittany explore the hurdles, from outdated billing systems to awareness among employers. NCQA’s Meghan Malone-Moses joins the conversation to share insights on why value-based care is the future—and how more health care systems to catch up. Tune in for a conversation that could change how you see health care.

Key Quote:

“ Value-based care, while the employers want to deliver higher value and higher outcomes to their employees and their members, it's hard to understand what that level of risk is.

A lot of employers don't understand what it means to take value-based care on. The biggest thing is that education of what value-based care is and that the provider is taking on the risk. They are paying less than what they would pay in fee-for-service and they are getting the same or even higher outcomes for their members.”

-Brittany Cunningham

Time Stamps:

(00:29) Introducing MyHealth Bundles

(02:11) Benefits and Challenges of MyHealth Bundles

(04:10) Predictability and Utilization in Bundled Care

(09:17) Challenges in Implementing Commercial Bundles

(10:30) When Bundles = Peace of Mind

(13:02) How Employers View Value-Based Care

Links:

MyHealth Bundles’ Impact
Connect with Brittany Cunningham


Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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