What Do Experts Make of Risant Health’s Newest Acquisition?

Posted Thursday, June 27, 2024 6:27 pm

Katie Adams (via MedCity News)

While it it’s too early to judge the success of Kaiser Permanente’s Risant Health, the company’s first two acquisitions show a commitment to adjoining organizations with a strong focus on population health — as well as a dedication to spreading Kaiser’s value-based care delivery models across the country. The post What Do Experts Make of Risant Health’s Newest Acquisition? appeared first on MedCity News.

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