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Washington, D.C., Area Health Care Market Sticks to Fee for Service; Dips Toe into Value-Based Payment

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  • Ha T. Tu
  • Laurie Felland
  • Paul B. Ginsburg
  • Kristie Liao
  • Kevin Draper
  • Rebecca Gourevitch

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Despite acknowledging the inevitable shift from fee-for-service to value-based payment and the need to develop population-management capabilities, most D.C. metro area hospitals are sticking to fee-for-service competitive strategies to attract patients by building urgent care centers and freestanding emergency departments in affluent, well-insured areas, according to a new qualitative study by Mathematica Policy Research for the Jayne Koskinas Ted Giovanis Foundation for Health and Policy.

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  • Ha T. Tu & Laurie Felland & Paul B. Ginsburg & Kristie Liao & Kevin Draper & Rebecca Gourevitch, "undated". "Washington, D.C., Area Health Care Market Sticks to Fee for Service; Dips Toe into Value-Based Payment," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 0bd45d982cdd4b7aa8364a436, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:0bd45d982cdd4b7aa8364a4365fa97b3
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