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SourcEdge CEO Mark McAdoo interviews Lili Brillstein, CEO of BCollaborative, about her path from public health to value-based care and how collaboration between payers and providers can improve outcomes, patient experience, and cost management.

Publication in the Journal of Clinical Pathways by Lili Brillstein, November 2022.

Publication in the Journal of Clinical Pathways, September 2022, by Mary Aikins, RN, CCM; Lili Brillstein, MPH; Michael Udwin, MD, FACOG; Eric McCulley, RN.

A Novel Digital Classification System Identifies Variances in Cancer Care Cost to Support Value Based Care Delivery

Lili Brillstein and Dr. Lawrence Kosinski discuss how successful value-based care requires tailored approaches and genuine collaboration between payers and clinicians. Brillstein emphasizes that mutual respect—not confrontation—is key to building effective, diagnosis-specific care models that advance the Triple Aim.

Publication in the Journal of Clinical Pathways, September 2021

World Congress hosted a webinar series on behavioral health, bringing together stakeholders across healthcare to explore strategies for expanding access, integrating care, and leveraging technology to deliver mental health and substance use disorder services through value-based models.

Health plans have been striking more and more risk-sharing agreements with providers and digital health companies as the shift to value-based care intensifies—but that momentum faces challenges, analysts say.

Lili Brillstein critiques the fee-for-service model for rewarding volume over quality, leading to fragmented, often unnecessary care and poor outcomes. She emphasizes that as patients live longer with more complex conditions, this model fails to support coordinated, effective, and resource-conscious care.

Lili mentions “And so one of the things I always say to providers and startups and tech vendors who are going in to talk to payers is you need to be thoughtful about what they can actually do and not do. And to listen to what they’re telling you because they may not be saying no because they don’t like your idea. They may be saying no because administratively it’s difficult.”

On the Tuning In to the C-Suite podcast’s “Meet the Board” series, Lili Brillstein, CEO of BCollaborative, discusses her career and insights on advancing episodes of care and navigating the shift from fee-for-service to value-based care—especially amid the challenges brought by COVID-19.

Listen in as Dr. K brings patients, providers and payers together to reimagine GI care in America. He and his guests will discuss emerging trends, research, care and payment models, technologies, regulatory pressures, policies and more. It’s time for a gut check on how GI can help meet the quadruple aim in healthcare: an improved patient experience, better health of the overall population, lower costs and happier providers.

Dr. Rosenberg and Lili discuss her experience working collaboratively with GI practices in New Jersey and what the future holds for value-based care models in specialty medicine.

I am so delighted to say that I’m working with payers and providers and Pharma and a number of startup companies really with all of them to craft their strategy around value based model design and engagement.

Lili Brillstein, CEO of Brillstein Collaborative Consulting, emphasizes that transitioning from fee-for-service to value-based care depends on strong collaboration, communication, and coordination across the entire care continuum.

Lili Brillstein, CEO of Brillstein Collaborative Consulting, highlights that value-based care offers a unique opportunity to design systems that proactively keep patients healthy and deliver the best possible outcomes—unlike the traditional fee-for-service model.

Lili Brillstein, CEO of BCollaborative Consulting, notes that rapid drug approvals and evolving technologies pose significant challenges to implementing value-based care in oncology.

Lili Brillstein, M.P.H., Director Episodes of Care, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, explains how an episode of care is different from a bundled payment.

Expert panel discussion sponsored by Change HealthCare.

Through ‘Episodes of Care’ model, doctors ensure more convenient, less costly care with better results.

Predictable, seamless oncology care begins with an effective value-based reimbursement model. Cancer is among the most frightening diagnoses for patients to receive.

How will the pandemic impact the adoption of value-based care?

Chronic diseases represent a growing burden of morbidity, mortality, and cost worldwide.

Transitioning to value based care requires that healthcare system participants rethink how to deliver and compensate for healthcare.

Oncology diagnoses are among the most complicated to bring into value-based care for many reasons

The technological revolution that has reshaped industries as varied as banking, entertainment, and transportation has now reached an industry long thought immune to such disruptive innovation–healthcare

The episodes of care payment model is designed to
put the patient at the center of care delivery with
their care coordinated among all providers for more
comprehensive care to achieve the best possible outcomes.

COMMENTARY ABOUT THE EPISODES OF CARE MODEL

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT: THE ROAD AHEAD

Engaging Payers