🩺 We are on a journey towards value-based care. But as the latest report from @UnitedHealth Group highlights, the U.S. #healthcare system is still deeply rooted in a fee-for-service model that prioritizes reactive treatments over proactive, preventive care – a major roadblock to progress. One critical area that often gets overlooked in this conversation? Medication management.💊 #Medication errors, such as dangerous drug interactions or incorrect dosages, contribute a staggering $528 billion each year in preventable healthcare costs. 💸 Beyond the financial impact, these errors put #patients – particularly those managing multiple #chronicconditions – at serious risk. Yet medication safety remains under-addressed in the transition to value-based care. With an aging population and more patients on long-term prescriptions, the need for better oversight of medications has never been more urgent. ‼️ Effective medication management could significantly reduce overutilization of healthcare resources and prevent unnecessary hospitalizations, while improving patient outcomes. To truly move toward #ValueBasedCare, we must adopt a more data-driven, proactive approach that can identify and prevent medication errors before they occur. At Arine, we use technology, particularly AI, to enable this shift for our clients. It’s time we pay more attention to this often-overlooked aspect of healthcare transformation. What do you think is still missing? Share your thoughts in the comments below. #ChronicCare #HealthPolicy #PatientSafety Read more from United Health group’s report here: https://hubs.li/Q02Yh9pd0.
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