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Value-Based Care 202
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Things You'll Get From This Course
Risk adjustment
Quality
Utilization
Innovative solutions
Meet Your Instructors
Dana McCalley, MBA
Dana has over 15 years of experience in healthcare, with a focus on quality improvement and risk adjustment. She previously led one of the top-performing ACOs in the U.S. for nine years, helping over 700 clinicians provide value-based care to roughly 230,000 patients. Dana holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from the University of South Florida and an MBA from Liberty University. Dana serves as VP of Value-based Care at Navina, the leader in AI-powered value-based healthcare technology.
Gary Pilling
Gary Pilling, Senior Vice President, Central Operations Strategy at agilon health, is a recognized leader in value-based care with over 25 years in healthcare operations. He is known for transforming healthcare delivery through both diagnostic accuracy programs & reducing cost through efficiency gains. As a Senior Leader in both the At-Risk Provider space, as well as Medicare Advantage ecosystem, he has led high performing teams that drove the Quadruple Aim. He is passionate about leading high performing teams, leveraging data to solve complex problems, and being a collaborator in both the company he serves & the general healthcare industry.
Michael S. Barr, MD
Dr. Barr, President and Founder of MEDIS, LLC, is a board-certified internist with more than 35 years of clinical and leadership experience. He served as Executive Vice President of the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) and as Senior Vice President of Medical Practice at the American College of Physicians (ACP). He has also held executive roles in community healthcare settings and healthcare IT ventures, and has served as an advisor for a number of early-stage ventures.
Jonathan Meyers, FSA, MAAA
Jonathan Meyers is a seasoned Healthcare Management and Actuarial Executive with an extensive 30-year background in health and managed care sectors. He stands out as a strategic leader in managing risk across the healthcare continuum, adept at delivering innovative solutions for Medicare, Medicaid, ACO and Commercial plan members. Jonathan has been on all sides of the healthcare system starting out with United HealthCare followed by leadership positions at Horizon BCBS of New Jersey, InnovaCare Health (MMM of Puerto Rico), Towers and Milliman Employee Benefits Practices, Heritage Medical Systems and most recently Rubicon Founder’s HarmonyCares.
Course Syllabus & Schedule
Module 1
Day 1
Intro to VBC and Risk Adjustment
(11/18, 12 - 130 PM EST)
Module 2
Day 2
Delivering Quality Care & Data-Driven Gap Closure
(11/19, 12 - 130 PM EST)
Module 3
Day 3
Utilization Management & Financial Performance in VBC
(11/20, 12 - 130 PM EST)
Module 4
Day 4
Module 5
Day 5
Module 6
Day 6
Module 7
Day 7
Module 8
Day 8
Module 9
Day 9
Module 10
Day 10
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this course for?
This course is designed for healthcare managers, administrators, and clinical leaders who are working in — or preparing to transition to — value-based care. Whether you’re just starting your VBC journey or looking to deepen your understanding of risk, quality, and financial performance, you’ll find actionable strategies you can use right away.
How much is it?
The full three-session course is free of charge!
Do I have to be at every session? How long are they?
Each of the three sessions is 90 minutes and includes live interaction with industry experts. We highly recommend attending live to get the most out of the discussions, but don’t worry — all sessions are recorded and available to watch on-demand if you can’t make it in real time.
Will I be an expert in value-based care after finishing this course?
You’ll walk away with a strong, practical foundation in the pillars of VBC — risk, quality, and utilization — along with real-world frameworks and tools. While you won’t be a full-fledged expert overnight, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to make smarter decisions and have more informed conversations about value-based care.
Is there a lot of work?
Nope! There’s no heavy homework. The course is designed to be practical and manageable, even with a busy schedule. You’ll get optional resources and playbooks to explore between sessions if you want to go deeper.