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Explaining the hesitancy to adopt value-based care models
Independent practices are facing a multitude of challenges just to survive today.
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Independent practices are facing a multitude of challenges just to survive today, says Scott LaRoque, CEO of MPOWERHealth, in this clip from our interview.
Hear what he thinks are some other factors keeping physicians from adopting a full value-baed care model.
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