Episode 33: 5 trends shaping value-based care in 2026

About this episode

In our latest episode, we break down the biggest findings from Reveleer's  "The State of Technology in Value-Based Care 2026," a report based on a survey of 200 senior payer and provider executives. 

During this 26-minute discussion, Reveleer President and CEO Jay Ackerman weighs in on the growing gap between fast AI adoption and slow accountability. He shares what payers and providers can do now to improve governance, data confidence, and audit readiness before pressure peaks. 

About Jay Ackerman
Jay Ackerman is chief executive officer and president of Reveleer, where he directs the company's vision, strategy, and growth across risk adjustment, quality improvement, and clinical intelligence. He has spent more than 30  years in health care technology leadership, including prior roles as chief revenue officer at Guidance Software and senior positions at ServiceSource and WNS. He holds an MBA from NYU's Stern School of Business and a bachelor's degree in economics from Connecticut College.

About Reveleer

Reveleer, a health care software and services company, uses machine learning and intelligent automation technology to empower health plans control over their quality improvement, risk adjustment, and member management programs. With one transformative solution, Reveleer allows plans to independently execute and manage provider outreach and data retrieval, coding, abstraction, member management, and reporting. Reveleer leverages proprietary technology, robust data sets, and subject matter expertise, so health plans can execute programs that deliver value and improved outcomes.

About the report

The 2026 State of Technology in Value-Based Care report is based on a national online survey of 200 U.S.-based senior decision-makers at value-based care organizations.

Reveleer collaborated with Mathematica, a policy data and analytics company, to analyze the findings. The report identifies a widening accountability gap across value-based care operations. Organizations are deploying more technology than ever before, but many still rely on manual workflows, lack confidence in their data, and lack the processes needed to validate AI-driven outputs. The findings reveal how far adoption has outpaced the governance and operational discipline required to support it.

 Click here to download the report. For additional insights, listen to the Reveleer-RISE webinar, AI Governance, Audit Readiness, and the Defensibility Standard in Value-Based Care.