Sword pricing

Sold as a benefit to employers, health plans and unions rather than to provider organizations. No rate card is published. The home page describes Outcome Pricing as pricing based on real health outcomes and cites contractual ROI performance guarantees, reconciled over a trailing twelve months, with a 3:1 average client gross return. The unit of charge, the base fee, the share of the fee at risk and the measure and baseline behind the guarantee are not published. Whether pricing is per eligible employee, per enrolled member or per episode, and how the guarantee is tested, allocate risk very differently for a program whose costs scale with engagement.

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Pricing terms

How Sword pricing works

Pricing model: Employer, health plan and union benefit contracts on outcome based pricing, with contractual ROI performance guarantees; unit of charge not published

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Questions

Sword pricing, answered

How much does Sword cost?

Sword does not publish a price. Sold as a benefit to employers, health plans and unions rather than to provider organizations. The home page describes Outcome Pricing as pricing based on real health outcomes and cites contractual ROI performance guarantees, reconciled over a trailing twelve months, with a 3:1 average client gross return.