Maryland is leading in healthcare by aligning incentives around quality and population health outcomes in ways most other states have not. The state's all-payer system and Total Cost of Care model have been successful in aligning with these outcomes. This aligns better with quality and life expectancy, particularly in areas where healthcare costs are increasing. This shift in healthcare is crucial as healthcare costs rise and demand for efficiency increases. The Inflection Point Healthcare Summit will convene on June 4 with top healthcare leaders from across the country. The stakes for Maryland and beyond healthcare are beyond healthcare, with the state's ability to improve population health while simultaneously managing cost and embracing new technology.