Better health. Better care. Lower costs.

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ON SCREEN TEXT: Health Care

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MAN: When it comes to health care, there's no such thing as one size fits all.  

Two drawn heads, one male and one female, fill the shirts, then arms and hands.

MAN: So why not focus on the person as well as the process?

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MAN: UnitedHealthcare does in many ways.

ON SCREEN TEXT: UnitedHealthcare VALUE-BASED CARE

MAN: One way is called value based care.

Five circles surround a circle with the drawn man. Glasses, an "Rx" bottle, a heart symbol and magnifying glass, clipboard and stethoscope, and female doctor fill the others.

MAN: Value based care puts the patient at the center of the health care experience. We focus our health care resources on the right care and the right support for each person, based on their unique needs.

Orange marker encircles the bottom three symbols. A clipboard shows new symbols representing diagnostic aspects of health care, such as a test tube and scale.

MAN: Rather than only measuring the number of tests performed. Best of all, value based care rewards physicians for high-quality coordinated care that produces results.

ON SCREEN TEXT: VALUE-BASED CARE Rewards for Results

MAN: For example, when a physician completes preventive screenings for their patient like a colonoscopy or a mammogram, UnitedHealthcare offers the opportunity to earn a bonus, a reward for being proactive and working to keep their patients healthy.

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ON SCREEN TEXT: Preventive Screenings Earn a BONUS Healthy

MAN: Value based care also promotes a coordinated care approach.

ON SCREEN TEXT: VALUE-BASED CARE

Coordinated Care Approach

MAN: Let's say a patient makes a trip to an urgent care center.

Next to a building marked "Urgent Care Center," a car rests; above it, three symbols represent a clipboard, bills, and health information.

MAN: With value based care, UnitedHealthcare makes sure patient data obtained during the visit is shared with the patient's entire care team.

Orange marker points from the symbols to three doctors and nurses.

MAN: Helping to ensure everyone is on the same page and the patient receives the proper follow-up care.

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ON SCREEN TEXT: VALUE-BASED CARE 

Better Health.

Better Care.

Lower Costs.

MAN: Value based care: promoting better health, better care, and lower costs for everyone.

ON SCREEN TEXT: For Everyone!

ON SCREEN TEXT: UnitedHealthcare

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ON SCREEN TEXT: Value-based Care

Traditional Health Care VS Value-based Care

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ON SCREEN TEXT: Sam Ho

EVP Chief Medical Officer

SAM: In the historical, the traditional health care system, doctors and health care providers were paid on a volume basis; meaning, the more they did, the more they got paid. In the new health care system where you're focused on health and wellness and keeping people healthier and preventing complications of disease, we're shifting the payment system to be value-based, which means you get paid more, in fact, when you provide better value, when you improve the quality of care or you lower the cost or the preventable cost or when you lower the discretionary cost that people would have to pay out of pocket.

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ON SCREEN TEXT: Value-based Care

The Role of the Primary Care Provider & Their Team

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ON SCREEN TEXT: Sam Ho

EVP Chief Medical Officer

SAM: I'm a little biased having been a primary care physician and trained in family medicine, but the data do show that, in fact, primary care physicians and a care delivery coordinated by a primary care physician is much more effective, in terms of closing gaps in care and proving preventive health, in terms of the care transitions and linking and coordinating the care after patients have been recently discharged from the hospital.

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