Witnesses Tell Committee Prevention and Value‑Based Incentives Can Curb Health Care Costs
An unidentified questioner asked how to reduce rising health care costs; a witness speaking from a physician/medical‑group perspective urged more prevention and aligning incentives toward value-based care to cut duplicative services and long‑term spending.
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An exchange before the committee opened with an unidentified questioner asking, “How can we bring the cost of this health care down?” and a witness speaking from a physician or medical‑group point of view urged greater emphasis on prevention and payment reforms.
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