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Advocacy
Guiding the conversation in Washington, D.C.
The Premier Difference: Advocacy
Based in Washington, D.C., Premier’s Public Affairs office acts as an advocate for members of the Premier alliance and the communities they serve. Every day, we’re working to shape federal laws and regulations so they align with our members’ efforts to deliver people-centered, high-quality and effective care.
Drug Supply & Pricing
Premier advocates for new measures to encourage greater competition in the drug market to drive down costs, ensure access to drug products and improve drug safety.
Health Information Technology & Privacy
Advancing reforms that drive improvement for healthcare providers, and help patients gain better access to their health information.
We stand prepared to work vigorously with the Administration and Congress to expand upon the quality and cost savings progress made in America.
- Blair Childs, SVP of Public Affairs
More of What We Do
Group Purchasing
Before lower costs were a government mandate, they were a corporate prerogative. Premier was one of the first companies to translate the purchasing power of a healthcare alliance into significant cost savings.
Technology
By delivering a comprehensive view of your organization, our performance improvement technology and analytics platform provides the insight and resources necessary to make smart, data-driven decisions.
Consulting
Our advisory expertise is unsurpassed. It’s no surprise we’ve been named the 2019 and 2017 Best in KLAS Overall Healthcare Management Consulting Firm.
Collaboratives
Our collaborative approach to problem solving has led to groundbreaking innovations in quality, safety and population health. By leveraging the scale of our alliance, we can propel best practice to become the standard of care.
Inside the Newsroom
December 03, 2020
Statement on the Geographic Direct Contracting Model
Premier applauds CMS for releasing the letter of interest for the Geographic Direct Contracting Model, or “Geo.”
December 02, 2020
More than 500 Physician Practices Urge Congress to Protect Value-Based Care Incentives
More than 500 physician practices called on Congressional leaders to ensure access to strong financial incentives for clinicians participating in two-sided risk models.
