Non-Traditional Primary Care Provider Organizations Could Capture 30% Of Primary Care Market By 2030

Non-traditional primary care provider organizations such as advanced primary care (APC) provider organizations, retail clinics, and payer-owned primary care entities could care for up to 30% of primary care lives by 2030. Traditional primary care includes traditional fee-for-service, traditional accountable care organizations and other value-based care, tech-enabled value-based care, and integrated delivery systems. Non-traditional primary care includes retail, advanced primary care disruptors, concierge primary care, and payer-owned primary care practices.

Virtual care sources are projected to expand across all primary care models. By 2030, about 20% of services are anticipated to . . .