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Ten questions providers should be asking about their value-based contracts and the COVID-19 pandemic
19 May 2020
For any given provider organization, the impact of COVID-19 on its value-based contracts will depend largely on certain actuarial, legal, and strategic aspects of each agreement. This paper discusses 10 key questions that providers should be asking as they assess each of their value-based contracts during this uncertain period.
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