NOW on-demand, Value-Based Care Insights host Daniel J. Marino speaks with Terri Welter, Partner and Leader of ECG’s Payer Strategy and Contracting Division. They explore the evolving dynamics between payers and providers, the growing role of advanced analytics and transparency data in negotiations, and how reimbursement models are shifting in response to mounting market pressures.
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NOW on-demand, Value-Based Care Insights host Daniel J. Marino speaks with Dr. Richard Wolfe, associate professor of Emergency Medicine Harvard Medical School and a nationally recognized leader in emergency medicine operations.
NOW on-demand, Value-Based Care Insights host Daniel J. Marino speaks with Don Woodlock, President of InterSystems, to explore how healthcare organizations can take a more strategic and disciplined approach to AI adoption.
NOW on-demand, Value-Based Care Insights host Daniel J. Marino speaks with Eddie Diaz, a data scientist with more than 15 years of experience in value-based care analytics. Together, they explore how AI can move beyond hype to deliver real, actionable value in value-based care contracts.
NOW on-demand, Value-Based Care Insights host Daniel J. Marino speaks with with Chris Collins, President and CEO of ECG Management Consultants, to reflect on the defining forces of 2025 and explore what healthcare leaders must be prepared for in 2026.
NOW on-demand, Value-Based Care Insights host Daniel J. Marino speaks with Lori Pagan, CEO of Ortho Northeast, a physician-led orthopedic and spine practice in Indiana known for its entrepreneurial approach and strategic partnerships.
NOW on-demand, Value-Based Care Insights host Daniel J. Marino speaks with Dr. David Nash, Founding Dean Emeritus of Jefferson College of Population Health and Rick Howard, a seasoned Chief Data Officer and AI Strategist. They discuss the evolving role of artificial intelligence in population health.
NOW on-demand, Value-Based Care Insights host Daniel J. Marino speaks with longtime colleague and nationally recognized leader Dr. Nihar Desai, Associate Professor of Medicine and Vice Chief of Cardiovascular Medicine at Yale School of Medicine.
As we embark on another year of changes and advancements, we asked them, what major event, transformation, or innovation in 2025 had a lasting impact on healthcare, whether positive or negative, and is likely to shape its future trajectory? Here is what they had to say.