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Diana Bianco, JD, of Artemis Consulting has supported clients in navigating the changing health care environment for more than 20 years. Ms. Bianco specializes in providing strategic advice and convening diverse stakeholders to help them determine how they can work together to improve the health of their communities. She started her career in health care studying Medicaid law, built expertise working on policies to improve the health care system, and, as a long-time consultant, has worked with government, nonprofit advocacy groups, federally qualified health clinics, business groups, hospital and provider associations, insurers, state boards and task forces, health care providers, and patients to improve the health system. The issues she has focused on include the intersection of health care and public health; implementing value-based payment mechanisms; the challenges and opportunities of Medicaid expansion; the importance of an equity lens; the integration of physical and behavioral health; the social determinants of health; and numerous other emerging opportunities. Ms. Bianco has worked on primary care payment reform through the CPC+ Payer Group and Oregon’s Primary Care Payment Reform Collaborative.
December 2020