Amy Flaster, MD, MBA is a physician executive, value-based care strategist, and practicing internal medicine physician. She is passionate about work at the intersection of population health, value-based care, primary care, and digital innovation. Dr. Flaster currently serves as Chief Medical Officer of ConcertoCare, an organization that delivers primary and complex care to seniors and other adults with multiple comorbidities, primarily in the home. ConcertoCare takes an intensive, interdisciplinary approach, staffed by internists, geriatricians, geriatric psychiatrists, social workers, nurses, and community health workers. ConcertoCare is exclusively engaged in value-based capitated arrangements, enabling it to deliver cutting-edge population health at scale across the United States.
Prior to her current role at ConcertoCare, Dr. Flaster served as Senior Vice President for Population Health at Health Catalyst, a leading healthcare data and analytics company (NASDAQ: HCAT), and as Associate Medical Director for Population Health at Mass General Brigham. She received a joint MD from Harvard Medical School and an MBA from Harvard Business School, and trained in internal medicine at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital. She is an Instructor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School (Part-Time), maintains an active clinical practice as a Primary Care physician at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital, is the Course Director for the “Value-Based Care and Population Health” executive education course at Harvard Medical School, and sits on the board of Baycrest Hospital, a research and teaching hospital for the elderly.