The concept of ‘value-based care’ has gained traction on Wall Street, with the phrase being mentioned over 1,800 times since 2011. It became popular after the passing of the Affordable Care Act in 2010. The term is often used during company earnings calls and presentations, as well as at banking conferences. The exact definition of value-based care remains vague, but it is a widely supported concept in the healthcare industry. The article highlights the increasing emphasis on value-based care within the financial sector and its impact on healthcare investments and strategies.
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Health Care Inc.: Value based care gains, hospital finances roundup
