

Elizabeth Mitchell
CEO of the Purchaser's Business Group on Health (PBGH) and leader of the PBGH Transparency Demonstration Project; focuses on employer-driven healthcare transparency, affordability, and quality measurement.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 50min
EP491: Incumbent TPAs and Consultants Getting Called to Jumbo Employer Client HQ to Answer Awkward Questions, With Elizabeth Mitchell
In this engaging conversation, Elizabeth Mitchell, CEO of the Purchaser's Business Group on Health, dives into the PBGH Transparency Demonstration Project. She reveals how this initiative aims to empower jumbo employers with critical data on healthcare costs and quality. Elizabeth discusses the surprising lack of correlation between price and quality, the importance of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, and how transparency can reshape market competition. She also shares insights on improving employer strategies and the potential benefits for high-quality providers.
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May 16, 2024 • 42min
EP436: Let's Talk About TPA and Health Plan Inertia Instead of Jumbo Employer Inertia, With Elizabeth Mitchell
Elizabeth Mitchell from PBGH discusses the gap in the market for independent TPAs not owned by health plans, emphasizing the shift towards direct contracting between employers and providers. The conversation highlights the need for efficient and unbiased TPAs to improve access, quality, and outcomes in healthcare.
Aug 29, 2024 • 17min
The Euphemism That Has Become Value-Based Care, With Elizabeth Mitchell—Summer Shorts 9
Elizabeth Mitchell, President and CEO of the Purchaser Business Group on Health, dives into the complexities of value-based care. She discusses how the ideal intentions can be sidetracked by middlemen, causing inflated costs without delivering real value. Elizabeth advocates for transparent payment models that include prospective and bundled payments, urging cooperation among employers, employees, and primary care providers. Given the affordability crisis, she emphasizes the urgent need for innovative solutions to ensure genuine care that meets the needs of everyday Americans.


