Leadership Conversations

Having a health plan and a delivery system under one roof does not guarantee better care or lower costs. Geisinger’s approach combines shared accountability, clinical collaboration, and operating discipline to make integration deliver on its promise.

How health care organizations can rebuild trust and advance quality by strengthening safety, patient experience, accountability, and collaboration.

How health care leaders can help prevent Medicaid coverage losses with coordinated communication, community partnerships, and practical support.

Why should physicians engage in health policy, and how can payment rules quietly steer care, innovation, and the spread of new models?

How HealthLocator can help patients find high-quality care while building trust, improving transparency, and supporting organizations in a more patient-centered quality ecosystem.

Can a scalable, technology-enabled platform make value-based care work across fragmented health care systems? Early results from Risant Health suggests it can.

How can health system leaders move beyond treating gun violence as an injury event to address it as a preventable public health crisis?

How can health care organizations advance health equity when political, legal, and cultural forces are making the work more difficult?

How the actions of Presidents Obama, Trump, and Biden through personal experience, leadership, and legislature reveal their greatest health care victories while president.

Two Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation directors, past and present, compare notes on how the center maintains its mission of making care more affordable and accountable through administration changes.