Alternative care access points—retail clinics, urgent care centers, freestanding emergency departments, and micro hospitals—have proliferated. In many cases, these programs are thriving in a consumer-focused, value‐based healthcare environment. Hospitals and health systems are recognizing the potential value of developing and integrating these alternative care sites. In addition to supporting population health management, these access points can be profitable and can provide a relatively low‐cost approach to new patient acquisition and the potential for downstream revenue. Join Meredith Inniger and Benjamin Tudor to learn about the value drivers and valuation issues of alternative care settings.