ACOs & Value-Based Organizations
Connect high-risk populations to care between visits.
Value-based arrangements reward what happens between visits. Kare helps organizations plan how patients are selected, activated, and supported—and how participation and results will be evaluated.
Program-evaluation framework
Five questions to answer before launch.
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Population
Which patients are in scope, and how are they selected?
Selection criteria agreed with your clinical and analytics leads, based on data you can make available.
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Workflow
What happens after a patient is selected?
Activation, engagement, and coordination steps for each program in scope.
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Accountability
Who owns each step?
Responsibilities split among Kare, participating practices, and the organization's care-management team.
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Data availability
What information is needed—and available?
The data each workflow depends on, how it is shared, and any gaps to address.
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Measurement
How will you know it's working?
Participation, workflow, and outcome measures with baselines and appropriate comparators.
Measurement
Evaluate honestly, not optimistically.
Care-management programs can support value-based goals, but results depend on population, workflow, and execution. We help you define measures and interpretation up front—without promising shared savings, risk-score changes, or lower utilization.
- Participation: enrollment and sustained engagement in selected populations.
- Follow-up: completion of planned outreach, transitions follow-up, and care coordination.
- Relevant outcomes: chosen with clinical leadership and interpreted with appropriate comparators.
Assess readiness for a between-visit program.
Review population, workflow, accountability, data, and measurement with Kare.