Advancing Affordability.

Igniting Innovation.

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WHO WE ARE

The Massachusetts Payer Provider Partnership

In response to growing affordability and access challenges, Massachusetts hospitals and health plans joined forces to create the Massachusetts Payer-Provider Partnership (MP3). MP3 is a first-of-its-kind organization dedicated to finding common ground, advancing shared solutions and innovations, and driving sustainable change.

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MP3 is built upon a belief that progress depends on innovative collaboration and problem solving between the two largest stewards of the healthcare system.

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WHO WE ARE

A Unique Partnership

MP3 is a unique type of platform. It is designed to identify and pilot shared ideas between institutions that deliver care and organizations that pay for care.

Both provider and payer organizations have long expressed an interest in this type of collaborative model, which will allow them to break through traditional divisions and drill down on practical solutions that can be implemented within their respective organizations.

WHAT WE DO

MP3 In Action

MP3 will focus on practical, collaborative solutions, and members will pilot those solutions within their own organizations and populations with the goal of scaling successful reforms statewide.

Example areas of focus may include:

Streamlining and modernizing administrative processes

Fostering innovative care and payment models

Data sharing and optimization

Addressing cost drivers that undermine stability

Given the volume and complexity of today’s healthcare challenges, MP3 believes that sustainable progress is only possible through innovation and collaboration.

INAUGURAL MEMBERS

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