How Does OneCare Help Vermonters?
Fred’s Story: A Case Study of Care Coordination
What’s New
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Releases Case Study on OneCare’s Community Care Coordination Program
In 2020, Mathematica, on behalf of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), closely examined OneCare’s community-based care coordination program, aimed at helping...
2020 Year in Review: Looking back at OneCare’s Response to the Pandemic
The pandemic has made it clear that fee-for-service is unsustainable, and we’re fully committed to value-based care as the solution to stabilizing Vermont’s increasing health...
The Value of OneCare: Q&A with Northeast Kingdom Human Services CEO Tomasz Jankowski
Tomasz Jankowski, DPT, MHA, MBA; is the president & CEO of Northeast Kingdom Human Services (NKHS), which offers a comprehensive array of services to residents of the...
OneCare presents its 2021 Budget to Green Mountain Care Board
When providers of all types work together to care for the whole person, including mental and physical health, overall health and quality of life improves, costs decrease, and the...
EVENTS
January 2021 Board Meeting
February 2021 Board Meeting
March 2021 Board Meeting
April 2021 Board Meeting
May 2021 Board Meeting
OneCare Closed (Holiday)
June 2021 Board Meeting
OneCare Closed (Holiday)
July 2021 Board Meeting
About
OneCare Vermont
OneCare Vermont is a provider-led Accountable Care Organization working to improve the health of Vermonters and lower health care costs. OneCare partners with health insurance companies, hospitals, independent medical practices, and community collaborators to offer programs that pay for positive outcomes and health care activities. OneCare gives doctors and other providers access to data, resources, and tools to improve patient health. Health care providers participating in OneCare pool resources and expertise to help Vermonters become healthier and stay healthier, and focus on improving access to primary care, reducing deaths from suicide and drug overdose, and managing chronic illnesses. By sharing information and working together, providers can do even more to deliver the best care to patients.