The Tipping Point: The State of Technology in Value Based Care 2025
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The Tipping Point: The State of Technology in Value Based Care 2025

Mathematica and Reveleer report reveals strong payer-provider alignment but inconsistent execution
Published: Aug 18, 2025
Publisher: Mathematica
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Key Findings

  • 97% of providers and 96% of payers agree with the statement “a strong data management approach gives our organization a competitive edge in the marketplace.”
  • 96% of both providers and payers agree that their organization’s approach to AI adoption and implementation has given them an advantage over their competitors.
  • 50% of providers and 49% of payers describe data security as a top priority for improving data management capabilities in the next twelve months.
  • 61% of providers and 54% of payers describe technology as very important to the success of their organization’s value-based care initiatives and practice.
  • 38% of providers and 40% of payers are committed to AI adoption.
  • 56% of providers and 47% of payers feel very prepared to handle cybersecurity threats.
How are healthcare organizations using technology to support the growth and impact of value-based care (VBC)? Based on a national Harris Poll survey of 203 healthcare executives across payer and provider organizations, the findings highlight strong alignment on technology’s potential but inconsistent execution. The report examines critical barriers such as fragmented data systems and cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and offers strategic recommendations for leveraging technology, improving data integration, and strengthening workforce readiness to drive scalable, sustainable VBC transformation.

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