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November 2019
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Employee-Owned Company Uses
Education to Build the Bottom Line
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When employees save money by making smart health care choices, both the company and the employees (as owners) will benefit financially. But even employees who own the company need help understanding how their decisions impact health plan costs, according to the leaders of Trachte Building Systems, Sun Prairie, Wis.
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The Road to High-Value Health Care
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First Core Driver: Providing Actionable and Transparent Health Information
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|  | You can’t manage what you can’t measure. The Alliance is working to provide accurate, easy-to-access information comparing cost and quality from different providers so providers can be chosen that deliver good results at lower prices.
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| Second Core Driver:
Payment Reform
|  | The way health care is paid for influences the behavior of clinicians and hospitals. That is why The Alliance is continuing to refine payment methodology to reward cost effective, high-quality care rather than volume of services.
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Our Members Are Making News
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Brakebush Brothers Wins Employer Excellence Award
Congratulations to Brakebush Brothers for winning the National Alliance of Healthcare Purchaser Coalitions Employer Excellence Award.
Trek Wins the Champion for Equality Award
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Timely Tidbits
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The Alliance will be closed November 28 and 29 in observation of the Thanksgiving holiday. Normal hours resume on December 2.
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Do you have an upcoming enrollment meeting or health benefits fair that you'd like The Alliance to attend? Please let us know! Contact Amanda Eannelli at aeannelli@the-alliance.org.
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