Wellvana is a healthcare company that focuses on value-based care.

Wellvana

The healthcare system isn’t designed for health. We’re designed to change that.   
 
We’re Wellvana, and we help doctors deliver life-changing healthcare.  

Through our high-touch approach to value-based care, we're moving beyond fee-for-service and helping connect the healthy outcomes of patients directly to shared savings for physicians, health systems and payors. 
 
Physicians in our curated network keep their independence, reduce administrative headaches, and spend more time with patients. Patients, in turn, get an elevated experience with coordinated care that is nothing short of life-changing.   
 
Named a 2024 "Best in Business" and 2023 "Best Place to Work" by Nashville Business Journal, we’re one of the fastest-growing companies in America because what we do works. 
 
This is the way medicine is meant to be. 

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Founded in 2018, Wellvana currently serves primary care providers and health systems in 24 states, managing lives across multiple payors and continuing to expand its footprint in new communities. 

Since 2021, Wellvana has experienced significant growth, raising more than $155 million in capital and deepening its commitment to assuming downside risk for more than 1,000 partner physicians. 

View our open roles at https://wellvana.com/culture-and-careers or https://recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/All/cc7070e2-924c-4c69-aa09-6c76fb76d890/Wellvana-Integration-Partners-LLC. 

Disclaimer: 
At Wellvana, we make it a priority to be as transparent and supportive as possible for anyone applying to join our team. In light of recent hiring scams, please apply for roles primarily through Wellvana.com and our partners at Paylocity. We will never ask for personal payment or require you to purchase equipment during our hiring process. If you’re ever in doubt over the legitimacy of a Wellvana job posting on another site, please check our job listings on Wellvana.com or contact us here.

Martin Ventures

One more iron in the fire for Devin Carty — a healthcare leader who makes high-performance multitasking look easy.
 
As members of the Nashville Health Care Council, we fully support its work to connect, engage and promote our industry. Devin is a longtime advocate for NHCC. 

Congratulations to our co-founder and Board Chair for serving in this new role.
 
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Before Marty Bonick was ringing the opening bell on the NYSE, these words were ringing in his ears:

“Always do the right thing.”
 
In our podcast, “You Can’t Do It Alone,” Marty shared about a mentor who left him pearls of wisdom that he now passes on.
  
He worked closely with Jim Harvey, the long-term CEO of Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His advice was always simple and often profound, like "always do the right thing."
 
“There are so many temptations these days to cut corners, to look for the easy way out, to make the quick buck. We’re working with people’s lives in healthcare, and there’s not always an easy solution…sometimes the right thing isn’t the easy thing,” Marty told us.
 
Listen to the full interview below. And congratulations to Marty for leading a successful IPO for Ardent Health.

📞 We can attest that Matt Rosenberg, MD, is a doctor who is always happy to take a call — from a patient or otherwise.

Wellvana’s new Chief Medical Officer over Clinical Strategy and Quality is perfectly positioned to lead our partner physicians to success in value-based care because he’s a natural teacher.

He’s also still in the trenches, transitioning the practice he founded in Jackson, Michigan, to value over volume. 

With his deep primary care experience and sardonic wit, he’s become the voice of the Wellvana newsletter. His bi-weekly barrage of business-critical updates is becoming a must-read for all Team Members and partner practices.

Welcome to Wellvana.
 
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Even if you’re not a primary care physician trying to decide by August 1 who to make a future with in value-based care, it’s helpful to understand what ACOs are.  
 
Because they are the future.  
 
🧑‍🦳 1 in 5 Medicare patients now served by an ACO 
💵 $1.8 billion Medicare savings from ACOs in 2022, continuing a 6-year streak 
🧑🏽‍⚕️ 700,000 providers participating in an ACO, with 63% receiving shared savings  
 
CMS wants all Medicare patients in an ACO or another accountable care arrangement by 2030.  
 
We’re rowing toward that collective goal every day — one physician at a time. 

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Medicare patients have largely been left in the dark about the transformational shift underway to make their care more valuable.

CMS has recognized this knowledge gap and responded with the creation of its “Value-Based Care Spotlight” page aimed at patients.

Link: https://lnkd.in/eBxrsGh7

Value-based care requires behavior change from everyone involved — doctor, patient, and payor. Wellvana believes if patients knew how value-based care worked, they’d probably be asking for it.  

“If patients don’t win, it’s not value-based care,” says Wellvana CEO Kyle Wailes.

Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eqAdcVmd

🏥 Value-based care can lead patients to take command of their own health.
 
A patient in California with four stents and serious heart trouble needed education or she was destined to land back in the hospital.
 
She had support from family but didn’t seem to understand why it was so important for her to follow discharge instructions so carefully.
 
📞 Initially, the patient was reluctant to share about her diagnosis and talk about symptoms on regular calls with Wellvana Care Manager Thuy-Van Pham, MSN, BSN, FNP-BC, RN, PHN. Then Van began offering education and explaining the rationale behind each treatment.
 
As trust increased, the patient called Van one day, She inquired about her blood pressure, which was much lower than usual. She wondered whether she should stop her blood pressure medication and confessed that she had already halted her blood thinner because she feared drug interactions.
 
Van gently reassured her that the medications could be taken together as prescribed and when it would be appropriate to hold a medication. She also asked the patient to start a blood pressure log and update it three times a day.
 
“My goal is to ensure that patients receive the highest level of care possible by advocating and helping them understand their access to care and appropriate utilization of services,” Van says. 

💊 After keeping the logs and resuming her medications, the patient’s blood pressure has stabilized. The understanding of her condition is making her a better patient and a healthier person.
 
To read more Care Notes from the Wellvana Care Team, link in comments.

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