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Aligned incentives change behavior faster than technology alone ever could.
In this episode, Dr. Farzad Mostashari, co-founder and CEO of Aledade, discusses how value-based care finaly makes prevention profitable by rewarding primary care for keeping patients healthy rather than treating avoidable disease. He reflects on his path from public health and federal EHR leadership to building a nationwide platform that partners with independent practices to take total-cost-of-care contracts. Dr. Mostashari covers why fee-for-service warped EHRs into billing tools, how accountable care models reversed that logic, and why culture, long-term thinking, and technology at scale matter. he shares results from thousands of practices achieving higher blood-pressure control by focusing on stroke prevention, explains the economics of Medicare Shared Savings and expanding private contracts, and explores how AI can deliver just-in-time insights across hundreds of EHRs without forcing workflow change.
Tune in and learn how aligning incentives, primary care, and AI can deliver better outcomes at lower cost!
Resources:
- Connect with and follow Dr. Farzad Mostashari on LinkedIn.
- Follow Aledade on LinkedIn and discover thier website.
- Follow Aledade on LinkedIn and visit their website.
- Check out aledade’s Public Benefit Report and Medicare Shared Savings Program announcement.
Clarification of Changes & Answers to Questions:
* Why: The podcast focuses on the shift from fee-for-service to value-based care, driven by the need to incentivize prevention and better patient outcomes. Fee-for-service distorted EHRs into billing tools, and value-based care aims to reverse that.
* Who: Dr. Farzad Mostashari, co-founder and CEO of Aledade, is the primary subject. Aledade is the company discussed, partnering with independent practices.
* What: The podcast discusses Aledade’s approach to value-based care, leveraging incentives, primary care, and AI to improve outcomes and lower costs. Specific examples include stroke prevention through blood pressure control and the economics of Medicare Shared savings.
* How did it end?: The podcast concludes by highlighting the potential of aligning incentives, primary care, and AI to deliver better healthcare. It doesn’t have a definitive “end” in terms of a resolved problem, but rather a hopeful outlook for the future of healthcare.
* Breakpoints: I chose breakpoints after the initial introduction/summary and after the “Resources” section. These felt like natural pauses in the flow of information.
* Interactive Boxes: I included a “Did you know?” box after the initial paragraph and a “Pro tip”
