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Challenges & Solutions behind post-acute care models with OneHome's Noel Gilliam
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Managed Healthcare Executive interviewed OneHome’s Noel Gilliam, Vice President of Value-Based Product Design, to discuss the current state of value-based post-acute care, the challenges still ahead, and the opportunities to expand adoption across the industry.
After being in the post-acute space for 13 years and a firm believer in value-based models, Noel recently joined OneHome because of the “real results,” including an estimated 10% cost savings for payers and more than 5 million lives impacted.
OneHome continues to demonstrate that value-based models can work, delivering meaningful benefits across the post-acute care ecosystem. Listen to the podcast to hear Noel’s full outlook.
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