Leading the way toward value-based care.
Alaska Health Alliance with Providence is working to improve health care for Alaskans.
Alaska Health Alliance with Providence
We are a physician-led network of providers focused on transforming care for our patients – collaborating to improve outcomes and quality metrics while addressing the rising costs of care.
Alaska Health Alliance with Providence formed in May 2021 as a clinically integrated network – a physician-led organization committed to improving patient care through value-based practices.
At Providence, we are committed to health for a better world. It’s in support of this Vision that we sponsor Alaska Health Alliance with Providence – a clinically integrated network led and governed by local physicians to serve the health care needs of our communities.
Alaska Health Alliance with Providence includes the state’s largest and highest ranked hospital – Providence Alaska Medical Center. Through PAMC, Alaska Health Alliance with Providence provides distinct advantages to the network’s providers, including collaboration on existing inpatient quality measures and demonstrated value to payers and community members familiar with the hospital.
- Alaska Center for Ear, Nose, and Throat
- Alaska Children’s Heart Center
- Alaska Emergency Medicine Associates
- Alaska Family Medicine Residency
- Alaska Fracture & Orthopedic Clinic
- Alaska Surgical Group
- Alaska Trauma & Acute Care Surgery
- Alyeska Vascular Surgery
- Anchorage Bariatrics
- Anchorage Neighborhood Health Center
- Dr. Kathy J. Hurlburt, M.D.
- NorthStarr Cardiothoracic Surgery
- Ophthalmic Associates
- Providence Behavioral Health Anchorage
- Providence Behavioral Health Clinic Mat-Su
- Providence Medical Group
- Providence Pediatric Neurodevelopment
- Providence Pediatric Neurology
- Providence Medical Group Primary Care – Huffman
- Providence Medical Group Primary Care – Midtown
- Providence Medical Group Primary Care – S Tower
- Providence Pulmonology
- Providence Senior Care
- The Alaska Hospitalist Group
Value-based care serves as an alternative to traditional fee-for-service reimbursement models and is a response to both federal health care reform and the needs of employers to reduce what they spend on health care benefits. Value-based care programs are:
- Based on quality rather than quantity.
- Centered on patient outcomes and specific quality metrics.
- Focused on reducing health care costs.
- Quickly becoming the standard for delivering care.
- Kathy Hurlburt, M.D. - Board Chair
- Ryan Webb, M.D. - Chief Medical Officer
- Margaret M. Horvath, FACHE - Executive Director
- Tamara Brown
Providence Medical Group Alaska - Casey Gokey, M.D.
Anchorage Neighborhood Health Center - Kathy Hurlburt, M.D.
Internal Medicine Clinic - Vincent Imbriani, M.D.
Alaska Emergency Medicine Associates - Amy Miller
Providence Alaska - Serene Perkins, M.D.
Providence Medical Group Alaska - Douglas Prevost, M.D.
Anchorage Fracture & Orthopedic Clinic - Szilvia Salamon, M.D.
Providence Medical Group Alaska - Ryan Webb, M.D.
The Alaska Hospitalist Group, LLC - Scott Wellmann, M.D.
Alaska Children’s Heart Center, LLC