What does AHP mean in HEALTHCARE

Accountable Health Partners (AHP) is a comprehensive healthcare organization, established in 2012 to improve the quality of healthcare delivery in the United States.

AHP provides services and products to help patients and providers better access, manage and utilized resources and information to ensure optimal health outcomes. This includes data analytics, population health management tools, health system capacity building programs, as well as value-based care solutions.

AHP works with multiple partners including payers, providers, employers and community organizations to design innovative strategies that drive value-based care across all settings of care. Their emphasis on collaborative partnerships allows them to leverage both data analytics and technology solutions so that they can create tailored interventions for their patient populations.

Some of AHP's key partners include payers like United Healthcare, Humana and Cigna; providers like Cleveland Clinic, UPMC System Services, Mayo Clinic; employers such as Walmart and Walgreens; vendors such as GreatCall; community organizations such as US News & World Report; as well as venture capital firms such as Sequoia Capital India.

You can access services from AHP by speaking with your healthcare provider or via their website where you can find more information on their offerings. You may also reach out directly to them via phone or email for assistance finding the right solution for your needs.