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ECG was named the number one firm for value-based care consulting services in the 2025 Best in KLAS report. This ranking is based on anonymous feedback collected by KLAS from thousands of healthcare professionals in the US. This category recognizes the top-performing firms that partner with clients to achieve the desired results related to value-based care engagements—specifically, improving quality, access, and patient experience through alternative care and payment models.
ECG is no stranger to value-based care (and its predecessor labels/models), as “managed care” and ECG were both born on the West Coast in the 1970s. ECG has been a market leader for decades in designing innovative risk- and value-based care/reimbursement models that effectively align the interests of providers and payers to the benefit of the patients. We appreciate there is room for improvement in this space, but we are proud of what we have achieved in partnership with health systems as well as
provider-sponsored health plans and are optimistic about the future.
Sincerely,
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Featured Recent Thought Leadership
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For hospitals, running out of space doesn't mean running out of options.
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Recent Thought Leadership
In a wide-ranging interview, Joe Mangrum and Andrew de la Peña explore the factors that lead health systems to pursue insurance products.
Cancer diagnostic clinics are streamlining access to oncology providers.
Differentiating your organization has never been harder—or more essential—than it is today.
What trends will shape women’s health this year? Our experts break down what providers can expect in 2025.
Having an ASC plan is one thing. Implementing it is another.
ECG's Michael Biggs and Mark Johnston talked with hospital and health system presidents, COOs, CFOs, and other senior executives about common post-merger integration challenges and how to overcome them.
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ECG's David Willis stops by the Becker's Healthcare podcast to talk with Molly Gamble about what it means for a health system to be a "market maker." Listen in!
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In collaboration with the Association of Cancer Executives, ECG's Center for Advanced Oncology team shares best practices for developing successful cancer partnerships.
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Jessica Wells and Andrea Wetmore will be at the 2025 ACGME Annual Educational Conference, February 20–22 in Nashville.
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Tony Kouba, David Kim, and Kate Taylor will be in San Antonio for the 2025 AHA Rural Health Care Leadership Conference, February 23–26.
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Join Matt Sturm, Stephanie Hobbs, Mimi Taylor, and Lili Hay in Washington, DC, March 5-7.
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ECG’s M&A team will be at the Healthcare Private Equity Conference in Miami, March 5–6.
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Join Anne Matthiesen and Chelsea Anderson at the AIAMC Connecting Education to Exceptional Patient Care 2025 Annual Meeting, March 20–22 in New Orleans.
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Join Jennifer Moody and Niki Petroff at the 2025 AAPPR Annual Conference: Advancing Connections, March 22–25, in Phoenix.
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Kim Adelman, PhD, will take part in a workshop to discuss today's rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, the pace of change, and the need for continuous innovation.
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Join Jessica Reed at the National Provider Compensation and Workforce Strategy Conference April 23–25 in Nashville.
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Matt Kilton and Amy Coletti are at the ASCA 2025 Conference & Expo, April 30 through May 3 in Denver.
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Jacob Eisler and Andrew Vu will be at the Healthcare Call and Contact Center's 34th Annual Conference in Atlanta, June 4–6. Andrew will participate as a panelist to explore how a technology transformation reestablished a commitment to patient-centric access.
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