How value-based care is pacing in 5 specialties

Though the popularity of value-based care is rising, fee-for service payment models remain the status quo in several areas of healthcare.

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This information comes from Medscape’sCardiologist Compensation Report 2023,” “Anesthesiologist Compensation Report 2023,” “Gastroenterologist Compensation Report 2023,” “Orthopedist Compensation Report 2023,” and “Ophthalmologist Compensation Report 2023.”

Percentage of participation in value-based care models in five specialties, according to Medscape:

Cardiology: 14 percent

Anesthesiology: 11 percent

Gastroenterology: 9 percent

Orthopedics: 7 percent

Ophthalmology: 6 percent

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