In the midst of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, healthcare leaders have been – and will continue to be – inundated with grand proclamations: things will never be the same; you must prepare for “the new normal;” adapt or perish.
While framed as platitudes, there can be no doubt that most players in the healthcare sector have had to quickly adapt to new and often painful economic and public health realities.
But some health insurers and managed care organizations are not currently experiencing the same level of financial distress as other sector participants. In a new article, A&M’s Ron Vance discusses how the coronavirus will present opportunities for such organizations.
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Value-Based Care: From Experimentation to Enterprise Discipline
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As health systems approach another round of the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) program milestones,
one reality is clear: Value-based care (VBC) has fundamentally changed. Years of margin pressure and market volatility
have driven many systems to step back from risk sharing with payers to stabilize their balance sheets.
Episode 2: Don Antonucci, President and CEO, Providence Health Plan
June 16, 2026
In this episode, Don Antonucci, President and CEO of Providence Health Plan joins A&M Healthcare Industry Group's Craig Savage and Mike Epstein to share how health plans can maintain stability while delivering value to members.
Building AI from Within at Nebraska Medicine
May 28, 2026
What if the real advantage isn’t buying the latest solution, but building your own? Michael Hasselberg, Chief Transformation and Digital Officer at Nebraska Medicine joins A&M Healthcare Industry Group's Seth Ciabotti and Travis Sherman to share how Nebraska Medicine is building AI capabilities internally—from assembling in-house data science and engineering teams to deploying enterprise tools that address real operational pain points.
Medical Management Is Broken Getting AI Right Will Decide Which Plans Survive
May 7, 2026
AI is reshaping medical management from a cost center into a strategic engine for health plans. In this paper, Managing Directors Bryan Komornik and Craig Savage outline where AI is delivering real value today and how plans can modernize clinical operations to improve cost, quality, and experience.
