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‘You’ll Get Squeezed Out’: Why Value-Based Care Is a Home Health Necessity
Nick Loporcaro, the former CEO of Landmark Health, has joined The Vistria Group as a senior operating partner. He makes the transition from the provider side to private equity geared with decades of health care experience – and years of at-home care experience. Loporcaro led Landmark an in-home medical care provider – until it was eventually sold to UnitedHealth Group’s (NYSE: UNH) Optum last year.
Prior to Landmark, Loporcaro spent nearly two decades with McKesson, a provider of pharmaceuticals, health information technology, medical supplies and care management tools. As he gets his feet underneath him in his new role, he’s anything but short on ideas for the future of home-based care. He’s hoping his past experience will lend him success in private equity, which is increasingly becoming involved in the home-based care space.
Home Health Care News sat down with Loporcaro to discuss why he made the leap, the future of home- and value-based care, and the other trends he’s most interested in moving forward
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