The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) and Medtronic have announced a 5-year value-based care partnership with the aim of transforming and improving care for patients in South Carolina.
The Medical University of South Carolina and Medtronic have announced a 5-year value-based partnership with the aim of transforming and improving care for patients in South Carolina. The partnership will set its focus on developing solutions that improve health outcomes and care experiences while also reducing costs for patients in the state.
Among these solutions is a a standardized comprehensive vascular disease care pathway, as well as a standardized care pathway program for joint replacement patients. Read more on the partnership.
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