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    We bring experts in every relevant discipline to each client’s challenge. The value they deliver goes deeper than their resumes.

    Inclusion And Diversity

    There’s no corporate mold to fit. We harness the power of individuality and differences to bring more perspectives to bear.

    We bring experts in every relevant discipline to each client’s challenge. The value they deliver goes deeper than their resumes.

    Inclusion And Diversity

    There’s no corporate mold to fit. We harness the power of individuality and differences to bring more perspectives to bear.

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means having common values to guide us is key. These shared values represent who we are and who we want to be. They help bring us together to create breakthroughs and achieve the amazing.

means having common values to guide us is key. These shared values represent who we are and who we want to be. They help bring us together to create breakthroughs and achieve the amazing.

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“About 37% of our work today is in a value-payment model and in our legacy footprint that's actually 50%,” Rob Allen, CEO of the Salt Lake City-based integrated care delivery system said this Oliver Wyman Health podcast. “We want to intentionally drive that up because we think it's a better long-term model to have the value-based approach.”

Allen talks with Oliver Wyman’s Dan Shellenbarger about ways Intermountain is working to align incentives across multiple stakeholders. They also examine the health system’s efforts to rein in costs and expand access to care in rural communities.

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Already an established leader in the value-based care movement, Intermountain Health aims to keep pushing the envelope.

“About 37% of our work today is in a value-payment model and in our legacy footprint that's actually 50%,” Rob Allen, CEO of the Salt Lake City-based integrated care delivery system said this Oliver Wyman Health podcast. “We want to intentionally drive that up because we think it's a better long-term model to have the value-based approach.”

Allen talks with Oliver Wyman’s Dan Shellenbarger about ways Intermountain is working to align incentives across multiple stakeholders. They also examine the health system’s efforts to rein in costs and expand access to care in rural communities.

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It's all about using the payment structure to be able to deploy resource in a different way and go upstream. And we continue to learn how to do that in a more and more effective way.”

“I think 95% of what we're trying to do is actually aligned. We spend way too much time in the 5% that isn't … if we agree on the front end that we're trying to be aligned, that we're actually trying to accomplish similar things, we can find our way to those spaces that are common.”

“We're piloting some things AI related and nurses are reporting more time with their patients, which they love of course.”

“One of the key moves for us is keeping people at home. And with telehealth and the system support, we can keep people at home more than they otherwise were able to because you can get specialists there through telehealth that you couldn't recruit and maintain in a community.”

“Simplification is a major initiative at Intermountain — simplifying for our caregivers and for our patients. And we think the economics actually can follow in a positive way and it increases our opportunity and value.”

Leeba Lessin Answers 3 Questions
  • 1How does CareMore think differently about senior care?

    At CareMore, healthcare is considered to be much more than just a clinical intervention. We consider the total health of a CareMore patient to be a combination of services. Clinical control, speedy deployment, and coordination of care are critical. We can’t have several doctors independently treating the same patient, and we ensure interventions happen in minutes, not hours or days. We value teams of highly skilled, tenacious non-physician clinicians who play key roles in leading day-to-day management of chronic conditions and prevention work.

  • 2What will visitors of your exhibit walk away knowing that they didn’t before?

    Participants will recognize what makes CareMore’s approach to senior care truly different from most other models used across the country. They’ll get a sense of what is unique about our way of organizing, deploying, and supporting resources to deliver care for the most vulnerable patients. They will also be able to connect what they’ve learned about the CareMore model to CareMore’s clinically superior health outcomes, which have been successfully replicated in many different markets.

  • 3What aspects of the experience do you think will most resonate with attendees and why?

    I think they will be most intrigued when they see that it is possible to radically alter both healthcare outcomes and costs through the CareMore model, rather than just slowing the curve as we see in other models.

Exhibit 1: US equities trading — volumes dominated by nonbank liquidity providers
Total number of shares traded on exchanges, 2024, size indicative of trading volume
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Notes: 2024 US equities trading volumes don’t include shares traded in December 1. Hudson River Trading
Source: SEC605 disclosures, Oliver Wyman analysis
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In this episode of the Oliver Wyman Health Podcast, Terry Stone, Managing Partner in Oliver Wyman's Health & Life Sciences practice, and Helen Leis, Partner in Oliver Wyman's Health & Life Sciences practice, discuss a recent report they co-authored called The Long Haul: Getting Back to Work in a Changed Economy.

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As our parent company Marsh & McLennan continues its mission to normalize and champion mental health in the workplace, they asked colleagues around the world a simple, but powerful question: “How are you?”

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"We don't have therapeutics that completely contain severe cases. We don't have a vaccine anywhere close at the moment. So, we're relying a lot on the private sector, like businesses and individual consumers making smart choices about mitigating risk."

In this episode of the Oliver Wyman Health Podcast, Terry Stone, Managing Partner in Oliver Wyman's Health & Life Sciences practice, and Helen Leis, Partner in Oliver Wyman's Health & Life Sciences practice, discuss a recent report they co-authored called The Long Haul: Getting Back to Work in a Changed Economy.

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How are you?

As our parent company Marsh & McLennan continues its mission to normalize and champion mental health in the workplace, they asked colleagues around the world a simple, but powerful question: “How are you?”

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"We don't have therapeutics that completely contain severe cases. We don't have a vaccine anywhere close at the moment. So, we're relying a lot on the private sector, like businesses and individual consumers making smart choices about mitigating risk."