Innovations in Specialty Care: Advancing Quality, Outcomes & Savings in Dermatology
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Specialty care – the healthcare services delivered by providers who are not primary care physicians – is now the second leading driver of medical cost trend behind inpatient care. It is also where plans typically have the least direct control. That makes it one of the most important areas for innovation, where the latest tools, redesigned care pathways, and value based models can help plans improve quality while managing rising costs.
In this webinar, industry experts will explore the latest advancements in specialty care management. We’ll also discuss dermatology as a blueprint for unlocking savings, elevating access, and improving outcomes across high cost specialties.
As one of the fastest growing specialty care categories, dermatology is a compelling example of how value-based contracting, curated high performing networks, and real time clinical appropriateness review can improve outcomes and deliver 25% or more in savings.
Topics at a Glance
- The biggest challenges in specialty care spend and why the category is ripe for innovation
- How value-based specialty models can lower costs while improving outcomes
- Strategies to reduce unnecessary utilization, improve clinical consistency, and streamline high‑cost procedures
- New, technology‑enabled care pathways that prevent progression to costly advanced therapies and help reverse the escalating cost trend
- What’s next in specialty care management
Who Should Attend
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Heads of Medicare plans
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Health plan professionals with responsibilities for:
o Product
o Clinical
o Innovation
o Networks
o Value-Based Care
Top Reasons to Attend
- Understand the trends in specialty management that are pushing the envelope for better care and lower costs.
- Learn about new techniques and innovative tools that are curbing progression to specialty drugs by 80%.
- Take away tangible ideas for saving money on specialty care categories, such as dermatology.
