Patients, Providers, Payers & Purchasers
Committed to Better Value Now

We’re a nonprofit industry consortium that brings together patients, payers, providers and purchasers to align public and private sector efforts in value. We commit to having 75 percent of our respective businesses operating under value-based payment arrangements by 2020. We help our members progress in their value journeys through shared learnings and by shaping healthcare operational and public policies. The Task Force offers free resources to educate and inspire individuals and organizations interested in value-based payment models.
Our Commitment to Value

2025 Year in Review
This public-facing resource complies the most up-to-date information, including model characteristics, evaluations, recent announcements, and more, for all active (and inactive) CMMI payment models.
Featured, Releases and Announcements
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Maturing in Risk: Unlocking Value Through MSSP Participation
This resource highlights case studies and strategies being implemented by our commercial payer members to advance health equity through value-based care and related payment strategies
Featured, Transformation Resources
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Increase ACO Opportunities for Global Risk
HCTTF and the National Association of ACOs (NAACOS) released a resource proposing policy recommendations to enhance patient communication and engagement in Medicare accountable care organizations (ACOs), aiming to improve person-centered care and reduce regulatory rigidity in current policies.
Featured, Transformation Resources
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Patients, Providers, Payers & Purchasers

Committed to Better Value Now

We’re a nonprofit industry consortium that brings together patients, payers, providers and purchasers to align public and private sector efforts in value. We help our members progress in their value journeys through shared learnings and by shaping healthcare operational and public policies. The Task Force offers free resources to educate and inspire individuals and organizations interested in value-based payment models.

Our Latest Resources

Patients, Providers, Payers & Purchasers
Committed to Better Value Now

We’re a nonprofit industry consortium that brings together patients, payers, providers and purchasers to align public and private sector efforts in value. We help our members progress in their value journeys through shared learnings and by shaping healthcare operational and public policies. The Task Force offers free resources to educate and inspire individuals and organizations interested in value-based payment models.

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Our Goal

We commit to have 75 percent of our respective businesses operating under value-based payment arrangements by 2025. These arrangements focus on lowering cost, improving the quality of care, and ultimately producing better population health.

75%
of member businesses

in value-based payment arrangements by 2025.

 

Health Care Transformation Task Force News

Find the latest releases from the Task Force, including announcements of recent tools, resources, and public statements on value-related policy. Browse media coverage of the Task Force and our recent work.

Healthcare Transformation Task Force News

Find the latest releases from the Task Force, including announcements of recent tools, resources, and public statements on value-related policy. Browse media coverage of the Task Force and our recent work.

Value-Related Policies, Commentaries, Shared Learnings, and Other Resources

The Task Force develops policies, commentaries, shared learnings, and additional resources that support the implementation of value-based payment models.

Fueled by Dynamic Member Organizations & Representatives

Our members hail from across the health care industry. They represent patients, payers, providers, purchasers, and partners. Our members are leaders and major influencers in value-based care delivery and payment reform, and have deep expertise in private and public sector health care.