Idaho's Medicaid Value program: different and better
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A VCO is an approach that emphasizes provider-led care focused on better patient health outcomes, better access to care, and can save the state money — without the cost or bureaucracy of inserting an insurance company.
Maintaining the VCO system not only ensures Medicaid patients receive the right care at the right time, but also encourages health care providers to focus on long-term wellness rather than just periodic or emergency care. By prioritizing value over volume or profits, VCOs can reduce unnecessary medical interventions, lower costs, and ultimately provide better care to those who need it most.
This concept also results in improved patient commitment, increased patient satisfaction, and holds the medical providers accountable for better health outcomes for our community. It's a win-win for everyone.
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