CentraState Healthcare System and Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield Announce End to Litigation Over OMNIA Health Plans
"We are pleased to put our differences behind us and to recognize that working collaboratively to improve the quality of care, lower costs and enhance the patient experience is better than continuing to focus on differences. As part of the agreement, we will accelerate the development of value-based care initiatives at CentraState beginning in 2019 with collaboration on "Episodes of Care" programs for orthopedics and maternity/newborn care. These new collaborations will integrate Horizon's patient-centered, value-based care models into CentraState's existing efforts to improve the health and well-being of its patients. CentraState and Horizon will continue our long history of working together to transform the healthcare system to one that promotes health and wellness over sick care and shifts the focus from the volume of care delivered to the quality of outcomes and the value of care achieved."
Consistent with other aspects of their relationship, the terms of our agreement are confidential. CentraState continues to accept all Horizon patients, including OMNIA patients at a TIER 2 level of benefit.
"We look forward to continuing a long-standing partnership grounded in principles of providing value-based care," commented
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