Sep 7, 2026 · 27 min · 10 segments
As healthcare organizations advance value-based care strategies, clinically integrated networks remain a key vehicle for aligning physicians, improving performance, and building the infrastructure…
Daniel MarinoHost
You have some of the health systems who are maybe have not developed a CIN or maybe they've participated in the CIN, but it hasn't advanced like they want to.
And so they're interested in developing their own and starting to create that alignment with their independent physicians.
The second category is around organizations who've had a CIN for say, you know, two, three, even five years.
They've got the elements in place, they've got a network, they've got some of the infrastructure, but they're just not performing like they need to perform.
And then the third category, which is probably the smallest category, it's those that are considered the high performing CINs that truly are hitting their outcomes and are driving a lot of the performance conversations with their payers.
You have some of the health systems who are maybe have not developed a CIN or maybe they've participated in the CIN, but it hasn't advanced like they want to.
And so they're interested in developing their own and starting to create that alignment with their independent physicians.
The second category is around organizations who've had a CIN for say, you know, two, three, even five years.
They've got the elements in place, they've got a network, they've got some of the infrastructure, but they're just not performing like they need to perform.
And then the third category, which is probably the smallest category, it's those that are considered the high performing CINs that truly are hitting their outcomes and are driving a lot of the performance conversations with their payers.
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