J&J Ups The Tempo In The March Toward Value-based Health Care
Executive Summary
Johnson & Johnson's CareAdvantage plan represents a major commitment to working with providers on patient outcomes and reducing costs, and looks beyond the mere price of products. As the group doubles down on value-based health care, its rivals in the medtech devices space will have a lot to reflect upon.
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