Value-based care contracts promise alignment. The data rarely delivers it. Health plans and provider networks sign shared accountability agreements, then continue operating from entirely different views of the same patient — quality teams working retrospective reports, providers receiving data too late to act on, and performance gains that plateau year over year. This session, presented by Cozeva and Vatica Health, follows a real-world partnership between the combined platform and a health plan client to show what changes when both sides of a VBC contract finally share the same real-time, actionable data. Speakers will walk through the operational model that made it work — how quality and risk adjustment data was surfaced directly into provider workflows, how cross-functional alignment was built across plan and provider teams, and what happened to HEDIS performance, risk capture, and contract outcomes as a result. Attendees leave with a practical replication framework for auditing payer-provider data exchange, redesigning provider reporting for action, and building the shared accountability infrastructure that makes VBC contracts actually perform.

Key Takeaways:

• A before-and-after performance analysis across HEDIS measures, HCC risk capture, and VBC contract outcomes — showing the measurable impact of real-time payer-provider data alignment • An operational blueprint for building a shared data infrastructure that both health plan and provider teams actually use, including governance, trust-building, and incentive alignment.
• A provider engagement framework that distinguishes between providers who need better data versus providers who need workflow redesign — and how to address both.
• Equity findings: data showing that providers serving underserved populations achieve the greatest quality gains when given real-time actionable data, and what that means for disparity reduction strategy.
• A replication guide with tools to audit current payer-provider data exchange and prioritize integration investments.