1. Comparison of Fee-For-Service and Value-Based Care Contracts

1. Identify three ways in which fee-for-service and value-based care contracts differ.

2. Explain how each of these differences results in different costs.

2. Explain how each of these differences results in different costs.

3. What is Value-Based Care?

4. Benefits of Value-Based Care Contracts

1. State three benefits for why providers should switch to value-based contracts.

2. Describe three specific examples of the benefits stated in the previous section for why providers should switch to value-based contracts.

3. Provide a rationale for each of the three specific examples of the benefits stated in the previous section for why providers should switch to value-based contracts.

5. Importance of Accuracy of Documentation and Coding in Value-Based Care Contracts

1. State three reasons why the accuracy of documentation and coding in a value-based care model is so important.

2. Describe three specific examples of the benefits stated in the previous section for why the accuracy of documentation and coding in a value-based care model is so important.

3. Provide a rationale for each of the three specific examples of the benefits stated in the previous section for why the accuracy of documentation and coding in a value-based care model is so important.

6. Incorporating Risk Adjustment and Patient Satisfaction into Value-Based Care Contracts

1. Identify three ways that risk adjustment and patient satisfaction are incorporated into value-based care contracts.

2. Provide three reasons for why the associated measures are important to value-based care contracts.