Orlando Health Network created new care models in 2025 amid growth outside Central Florida, and the company’s annual report details how multi-state clinically integrated network generated nearly $544 million in healthcare savings since inception.
Orlando Health Network established new value-based care models and expanded its provider network in 2025, following the hospital system’s growth into Florida’s East Coast and Central Alabama markets. Since its inception in 2013, the multi-state network has generated nearly $544 million in aggregate savings for patients, payers, employers and taxpayers, according to the Clinically Integrated Network Value Report 2025.
The 2025 report, released this month, details the network’s exponential growth. Last year, the network launched multiple initiatives to enhance care for the 350,000 patients it serves in Central, West and East Florida, plus Alabama, supported by more than 9,000 multispecialty providers.
Since entering the new markets, the network added more than 300 providers in Florida’s East Coast region and more than 1,100 providers in Central Alabama…