Value transformation consists of increasing the quality of care provided to the patient at a reduced price. This seems like a simple enough equation, but it is radically different from today's outdated system that rewards uncoordinated and fragmented care. Instead of focusing their attention on curing people who have fallen ill, health systems and payers are beginning to shift their focus to wellness and disease prevention. For example, instead of treating people with diabetes, providers focus on identifying prediabetics and helping them avoid becoming diabetic through targeted care, education, diet, and exercise. . Population health will require organizations to have robust programs to help manage chronic diseases in addition to providing comprehensive wellness, resulting in better health.