Lessons from the front lines of value-based care:

The OCM's impact on community oncology

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Nearly three years after its introduction, the CMS’s Oncology Care Model (OCM) remains the most ambitious and far-reaching initiative to shift cancer care toward value-based models.

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Charles Saunders
Chief executive officer, Integra Connect
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