Feature Story

Generative AI in Value-Based Care and Risk-Bearing Organizations

By Anil Patil

Value-based and risk-bearing primary care practices are under rising expectations to deliver outcome-based care at lower cost while managing increasingly complex populations and patients with multiple chronic conditions. Unlike fee-for-service environments, success for these organizations hinges on proactive, coordinated, and data-driven care delivery. Yet clinicians and care teams remain overwhelmed by administrative work, fragmented data, and reactive operational and technology workflows. Generative AI (GenAI) is emerging as a powerful enabler in the care models—not by replacing clinicians or admin staff, but by optimizing their ability to identify risk, close care gaps, engage patients, and act at the right moment. When applied thoughtfully, GenAI can help value-based and risk bearing practices align clinical outcomes with economic performance. Read more »


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