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Payers

Enterprise strategy, transformation, and innovation for health plans

HOW WE HELP

Vendor assessment and partnership strategy
 
Consumer strategy and member experience

Change management and enterprise transformation

We help payers evaluate, buy, build, and scale what actually works. We’ve sat on both sides of the table, inside health plans making buying decisions, and alongside startups trying to break in.

That’s why we don’t just advise. We translate, pressure-test, and execute, so that decisions lead to real outcomes.

WHO WE WORK WITH
Medicaid

Medicare

Commercial

Self-Funded Employers

Accountable Care Organizations

TPAs

MGUs

PACE
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Core Offerings
Growth, M&A, and Enterprise Strategy
  • M&A target identification, outreach, and pre-diligence
  • Enterprise strategy development and portfolio prioritization
  • Agile resource planning and post-merger integration
  • Diversified business model design and expansion
Consumer & Member Strategy
  • Consumer attraction and retention strategies
  • Patient- and member-centric engagement models
  • End-to-end experience design and optimization
  • Consumer insights, segmentation, and analytics
Change Management
  • Align clinical, product, network, and ops stakeholders early

  • Redesign workflows (not just recommend them)

  • Ensure new vendors, tools, or models are adopted

  • Build internal champions and measurable accountability

Change Mangement Workshop

Define the Business Result

Defined with leadership & teams executing the work.​

Questions Answered​

  • What business outcomes must improve?

  • What behaviors must change?

  • Who needs to adopt the tool?

  • What does success look like at 30/60/90 days?

  • How will we measure value?

Standard Adoption Metrics

Determined with Leadership Prior to Kickoff

≥80%

ACTIVATION

≥4.0 / 5

CONFIDENCE

≥3×

WEEKLY USAGE

≥75%

WORKFLOW INTEGRATION

≥70%

REPEAT USAGE

≥90%

FEEDBACK RESOLUTION

Apply Change Management Principles

Co-designed with leadership and execution teams through collaborative work session.

Pre-Work

1-2 weeks before

I

Diagnose Resistance

A short survey sent to all target users identifies specific mental blockers before the session begins — so the workshop is built around real barriers.

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  • Pre-survey distributed to all participants

  • Resistance archetypes identified and clustered

  • Facilitators briefed on findings

  • Barrier Map drafted as session input

Work Session

4-hour activation sprint

II

Redesign Workflow

A structured half-day where participants work through real resistance, see the tool in context, redesign their workflow around it, and commit to new behaviors.​

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  • Live side-by-side: manual vs. AI output comparison

  • Engineer walkthrough: how the model works and where it is safe

  • Workflow redesign: trigger points, roles, and review steps

  • Champion identification and commitment exercise

Post-Session

30/60/90 day follow-on

III

Measure Value

Adoption doesn't end when the session does. Champions activate, managers reinforce expectations, and usage is tracked against the scorecard defined on day one.​

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  • Champions model tool use in team meetings

  • Manager communicates and holds usage expectations

  • Mid-point pulse survey at 30 days

  • Full adoption scorecard review at 90 days

Workshop Outputs

Defined with leadership & teams executing the work.​

Pre-Work

Survey Results Summary

Pre-work findings and adoption barrier map​

Work Session

Post-Session Executive Summary

Priority use-cases, technical enhancements, scorecard, and activation plan

PODCAST
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You Can’t Escape the Economics: The Role of AI in Value-Based Care with Rachael Jones

FEATURED ARTICLE
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How U.S. Health Plans Outsourced Their Core and What It Means for the Future of Payers

When core capabilities weaken, gaps emerge. Vendors rush in to fill them. Over time, each new solution absorbs a function that previously lived inside the plan. The more functions are externalized, the more vendors are needed. Eventually the organization becomes overwhelmed.

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