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Payment Reform in Ohio

Payment reform refers to the transition from paying for health care based on volume, regardless of quality, to paying for health care based on value, or quality relative to cost.  Ohio has instituted a number of programs aimed at reforming health care payment mechanisms.  Payment reform models include value-based purchasing, shared savings programs, and limiting or eliminating reimbursement for poor quality care, such as hospital-acquired infections and so-called “never events.”  Topics related to payment reform in Ohio include:

 

Payment Reform in Ohio

  • No State laws are available.