Sound Outcomes: How Digital Therapies are Reshaping Value-based Care for Providers, Pharma, and Payers

As healthcare shifts toward value-based care, payers and providers are under increasing pressure to improve outcomes while reducing cost - creating growing interest in non-pharmacological and behavioral interventions that extend care beyond the clinical setting. While many of these approaches demonstrate promising clinical benefits, only a small number successfully move from pilot programs into scalable, funded care models.

This session explores what it actually takes for interventions like therapeutic music to transition from adjunct therapies into integrated components of care delivery. Drawing on real-world experience, the discussion will examine how organizations evaluate clinical impact, demonstrate financial value, and navigate the operational and reimbursement challenges required to scale.

Using therapeutic music as a practical example, the conversation will focus on how engagement-driven interventions can improve patient experience, support adherence, and contribute to broader care outcomes - particularly in areas where traditional pharmacological options are limited.

Participants will gain insight into how these models are being implemented today, where they are gaining traction, and what still needs to change for wider adoption across healthcare systems. 

Join us to discuss:

• How interventions like therapeutic music are being evaluated and funded within value-based care models
• Where these approaches fit within existing clinical pathways - and where they face resistance
• What it takes to move from pilot programs to scalable, sustainable adoption
• How organizations are defining and measuring ROI for engagement-driven interventions