Advancing a Value-Based Health Care System for All Veterans
Authorized by
Section 152 of the MISSION Act of 2018, the Center for Care
and Payment Innovation (CCPI) advances VHA as central to the development of
data-driven and value-based
health care solutions that transform and improve Veteran care, while reducing cost and
administrative burdens for VA, program offices and frontline medical teams.
In its work, CCPI aims to
- Increase collaborations within VHA and other federal agencies that will advance value-based innovations for Veterans and frontline medical teams
- Establish CCPI as a trusted resource within VHA that builds awareness and champions value-based care principles, efficacies and insights
- Utilize data-driven insights to engage with health care community stakeholders to re-design and build new systems that will positively impact VA, Veterans and frontline medical teams
Strengthening Care for Veterans Now and in the Future
MISSION: Build and leverage diverse coalitions to identify, test and
scale system innovations that address care, policy, payment and resource allocation within
VA.
VISION: VHA advances and strengthens value-based care health systems and
innovations that support Veterans.
Our Values:
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ACCESS: Using the entire team, in-person and virtual, to match care needs with delivery resources
EQUITY: Identifying risk factors and engaging vulnerable patients and care teams at every step of the project
EFFECTIVENESS: Ability of an intervention to have meaningful impact on patients and care teams
EFFICIENCY: Doing things in the most economical way while maintaining or exceeding quality of care
Our Approach to Innovation
CCPI leads the designing, testing and implementation of pilot programs to
improve
value-based care (VBC) services and payment options for Veterans. From concept to close,
CCPI partners closely with VA program offices, VA medical centers and
facilities, VA
regional offices, Veteran organizations and industry to ensure that the needs of Veterans
are at the center of every pilot program we create.
CCPI's Value-Based Pilot Evaluation Framework serves as the foundation for building upon the
Center's innovative health care initiatives for frontline health care workers and Veterans.
Developed by the Office of Healthcare Innovation and Learning (OHIL), the fit-for-purpose
evaluation framework helps VA quantitatively measure the value of health care initiatives.
In utilizing this tool, CCPI confronts and eliminates various value-based risks including
cost increase, quality of care variation, capacity challenges and care delivery
inefficiencies.
CCPI uses a standard framework for pilot program assessment, approval and management. Using this framework allows us to create a structured approach to innovation that helps us:
- Identify the need for innovative VBC measures through data-driven insights
- Proactively identify high-risk, high-need Veterans with various illnesses and in different geographies
- Ensure that health equity is accounted for throughout a pilot’s design and implementation
- Engage the VA Innovation Steering Committee to identify, evaluate, prioritize and recommend innovation opportunities
- Leverage the authority granted by Section 152 of the MISSION Act to submit waiver requests for Congressional approval
- Build partnerships for collaboration in order to ideate, develop, implement and scale programs that drive VHA towards a value-based, integrated health care system
More about CCPI
CCPI is organizationally aligned to the VHA Office of Healthcare Innovation and Learning (OHIL) as a sister organization to the Innovation Ecosystem (IE) and the Simulation Learning, Evaluation, Assessment and Research Network (SimLEARN), and under VHA’s Office of Discovery, Education, and Affiliate Networks (DEAN).
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