Population Health Management
- Closing gaps in evidence-based care
- Patient safety
- Complex care and chronic condition management
- Care transitions and care coordination
- Preventive health
- Palliative care and advance care planning
Helping healthcare organizations achieve their fullest potential in an ever-changing environment.
Inter-Professional Provider Engagment Strategies
- Integrated operating models
- Provider communication and team building
- Performance management integration and alignment
- Balanced scorecards
- Shared savings and incentive compensation models
Value-Based Payment Models
- Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) ACOs
- Bundled payments for episodes of care
- Pay for performance
- Risk adjustment
Clinical Analytics
- Integrated data
- Predictive modeling
- Utilization management
- Provider benchmarking
Technology-Driven Healthcare Transformation
- Clinical decision support at the point of care
- EHR integration
- Telemedicine
- Mobile documentation
About Richard A. Feifer MD, MPH, FACP
Before that, as executive vice president, chief medical officer, and president of Genesis Physician Services at Genesis HealthCare, he led one of the nation’s largest skilled nursing and long-term care providers, operating over 400 facilities in 25 states. He also launched and served as chief medical officer of the Genesis HealthCare Accountable Care Organization, LTC ACO, which is the only national ACO focused on nursing home patients.
Prior to joining Genesis, Dr. Feifer was Aetna’s chief medical officer of National Accounts. He led Clinical Consulting, Strategy, and Analysis, which helped our nation’s largest employers improve the health and productivity of their employees and dependents. Before Aetna, Dr. Feifer served as vice president of Clinical Program Innovation and Evaluation at Medco, where he was responsible for the organization’s portfolio of care enhancement programs.
A graduate of Brown University and the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Dr. Feifer is a board-certified internist with experience in population health, primary care, geriatrics, and urgent care medicine. He received his MPH in Health Services Management from Columbia University, and is currently an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Connecticut.