11 Nov The Health Care Transformation Task Force Welcomes Two New Members
WASHINGTON (November 11, 2025) The Health Care Transformation Task Force (Task Force) is excited to welcome two new members, each of whom will add important and unique perspectives to the membership. At its October Board meeting, the Task Force Board approved Cigna Healthcare and NueHealth. With the addition of these new members, the Task Force looks forward to continuing to drive toward a value-based health care system that improves care for all.
“I am thrilled to welcome these organizations to the Task Force,” said Sean Cavanaugh, Task Force Chair, and head of the Aledade Policy Institute. “Their diverse expertise in value-based care and innovative delivery models will help us accelerate progress toward a system where quality, affordability, and person-centered care are shared principles for every individual who needs care.”
“These two new organizations bring important perspectives and experience to our membership,” said Theresa Dreyer, Task Force CEO. “We are delighted to have them join our work to improve health outcomes for patients and communities.”
“At Cigna Healthcare, we believe improving the health and vitality of those we serve requires collaboration across the health care system – and value-based care is one key way we improve outcomes for our customers,” said Dr. Jessica Hohman, Associate Chief Medical Officer at Cigna Healthcare. “Joining the Health Care Transformation Task Force reflects our commitment to create a healthier future for all.”
“For nearly three decades, NueHealth has been redefining how surgical care is delivered and reimbursed,” said Dan Tasset, Founder and Chairman of NueHealth. “By joining the Health Care Transformation Task Force, we’re proud to collaborate with like-minded organizations that share our vision for transforming care delivery through innovation, accountability, and economic alignment.”