Four years in review / 2022–2026
Quintuple Aim Four Year Review
The work, relationships, and lessons behind our first four years in value-based care.
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- 4Years of work
- 2Health system projects
- 9Solution partners
- 5SPV investments
- 13Completed projects
A note from Reza
Four years ago, Ashish Gupta and I founded Quintuple Aim to help organizations bearing financial risk improve clinical performance. Our first health system project showed us how much a sound care model depends on operating design. As Medicare Advantage economics changed, including the transition to V28, we adapted our work to a growing need among technology-enabled companies: proving value in real care settings and building contracts that risk-bearing organizations can use.
Today, our Solutions practice works with nine current partners, while Ventures has made five investments through company-specific vehicles. This review is about that work, what we learned from it, and the colleagues, advisors, clients, investors, and friends who made it possible.
Reza Alavi, MD, MHS, MBA | Founder and Principal
Inside the review
01Current Solutions Collaborations
02Ventures Investments
03What four years have taught us
04The people behind the work
05Completed projects
06Looking into year five
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Four years of work.
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