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Signify’s CEO Kyle Armbrester, Kevin Lembo of the Connecticut Office of the State Comptroller, and Washington State Health Care Authority's Chief Medical Officer Judy Zerzan-Thul, MD participated in a Health Evolution webinar, where they discussed why data needs to drive the transition to value-based care.

François de Brantes discusses value-based agreements on panel at the MedCity News INVEST conference. Read the full story at MedCity News.

François de Brantes, Valinda Rutledge and Kevin Bozac, MD, discuss how Medicare alternate payment models need to be adapted in order to successful and sustainable. Read the full article in the American Journal of Managed Care.

Comprehensive program will help employers address a substantial portion of medical claims costs while improving health outcomes for employees and their families

DALLAS, March 4, 2021—Signify Health, Inc. (NYSE: SGFY), a leading value-based healthcare platform that leverages advanced analytics, technology and nationwide healthcare provider networks, and Aspen Physician Network, a high-quality integrated network of specialty physician groups in Texas, announced today that Episodes of Care programs will be available to large and mid-sized employers across the Dallas-Fort Worth region. The programs align financial incentives with the health outcomes of members undergoing medical procedures or managing chronic diseases.

In this issue of BenefitsPro, the lead article emphasizes that the clock is ticking on commercial health insurance because the industry has resisted the change that's needed. With Susan Prochazka, Director of Benefits at Rice University,and Chris Skisak, Executive Director, Houston Business Coalition on Health, Signify Health's François de Brantes offer a way to bring about real structural and positive change to healthcare. Their article can be found on page 22 of the November issue of BenefitsPro Magazine.