Longitudinal Care Needs a Lower-Cost Operating Model

Healthcare has more information about patients than ever before.

But having more information is not the same as finding the signal that explains what is happening.

As patients live longer and manage more chronic conditions, their care increasingly unfolds across years, organizations, clinicians, and systems. A single patient may have multiple specialists, medications, referrals, diagnostic tests, hospital encounters, and unresolved follow-up needs.

Key 2026 Market Insights: Coordination, Clarity & Growth Signals

Why the macro market is shifting toward integrated care and what it means for investors and providers. 1. V28 & the New Economics of Care: Why Coordinated Support for Complex Patients Is the Next Growth Market CMS V28 Final Rulehttps://www.aapc.com/blog/93459-cms-hcc-model-v28 Strengthens incentives for longitudinal, coordinated care—directly aligning with Ursamin’s core value proposition. In 2026, healthcare […]

Ursamin Case Study: Non-Integrated Value-Based Primary Care Clinic

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The shift to Value-Based Care (VBC) promised better patient outcomes and sustainable practice finances. But for many non-integrated clinics, it has delivered an unexpected side effect: a massive clinical capacity crisis. When a clinic relies on a patchwork of systems (an EMR like Epic, plus Excel spreadsheets, e-faxes, and disconnected manual processes), every new high-risk […]

From Paper Charts to Bottlenecks: A PA’s Perspective on Reclaiming Time

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Ursamin’s Founder and CEO, Shannon Aylesworth, sits down with Craig Hocum, a retired Physician Assistant with deep experience in primary care, nephrology, and oncology. Craig offers an expert view on the industry’s most challenging pain point: the workflow bottleneck that leads directly to burnout. The Unmanageable Workload The core problem, Craig explains, is that the […]

Navigating the New Medicare Advantage with a Shift to Outcomes

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Medicare Advantage is undergoing a fundamental shift as the industry works to move towards improved quality care. With new regulations like V28, the government is reducing payments for common chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart failure. The initial shift in reimbursement was designed to sharpen focus on high-risk patients by incentivizing providers to deliver better […]