The Triple Aim in health care comprises which three goals?

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The aim of this framework is to optimize three interrelated goals for a health system: improving the patient experience of care (quality and satisfaction), improving the health of populations, and reducing the per capita cost of health care. The option that lists patient experience, population health, and reducing per‑capita costs aligns exactly with these three goals. The other choices emphasize profits, wait times, staffing cuts, or hospital expansion, which are not the defined Triple Aim goals. This framework guides health systems toward value by balancing high-quality care, better population health outcomes, and more efficient use of resources.