Posts Tagged ‘ Nayer ’

2012: The Genius of Change-Agency

Monday, January 16th, 2012

It’s January 16, 2012, it’s Martin Luther King Day and his words serve as inspiration for all that is difficult to achieve.  Health is one of those challenges, so I’m framing this post with Dr. King’s quotes in the hope that you, like I, will once again be inspired to reach higher for improvement and lower to provide the hand-up to those who continue to struggle.

Nayer on Health Innovation: Impacts Not Inputs

Sunday, March 13th, 2011

Innovation comes in many ways, down many avenues.  For years I’ve been intrigued by the concept of travel to the stars—from watching John Glenn’s first lift off, through StarTrek and StarWars, and later to John Glenn’s 2nd lift off.  …

CHVI: Value-Based Design 2010 Survey Results Are Published

CHVI produces report with Buck Consultants

Sunday, February 13th, 2011

The results are in, and they are everything we hoped for!  VBD delivers for 176 companies, 4 million covered lives.  87% of the levers are for prevention and wellness, and companies share how they measure success, what levers they use, …

E Pluribus Unum

Friday, January 14th, 2011

Watching the President in Tuscon on Wedsnesday evening, I was struck by how far afield we have gone from a united federation.  Why is this important to our mission and our Center?  Because Christina-Taylor Green is the child of each …

Nayer discusses value-based designs and outcomes based contractingTM

Monday, October 11th, 2010

Outcomes-Based ContractingTM: The Value-Based Framework for Optimal Accountability

The Value-Based Framework for Optimal Accountability

Monday, August 16th, 2010

The importance of aligning incentives cannot be overstated: for health status to improve all of the stakeholders must be focused on producing a healthier person or persons, which is an investment strategy.

Wisconsin: Levers Drive Value-Based Innovation Across The State

Friday, July 9th, 2010

This report, Wisconsin: Levers Drive Value-Based Innovation Across the State, makes a business case for value-based design as illustrated by Wisconsin companies Quad/Graphics [QuadMed], Humana, Journal Communications and Chippewa County.

Cyndy Nayer and John E. Riedel Present on Leveraging Health: A Primer for Health Promotion Practitioners using Value-Based Designs

Wednesday, June 16th, 2010

. . .These experiments that utilized reductions in co-pays for some populations continued to broaden with the inclusion of incentives for participation in annual or baseline health risk assessments. . .