Sg2 Confidential and Proprietary (c) 2014 Sg2 2 From Wholesale to Retail Market and ACA Update. ACA-based Scenarios Employers Exit, Enrollment Surges Consumer backlash, Risk Selection Spiral. More than half of the us population resides in areas served by accountable care organizations.
Sg2 Confidential and Proprietary (c) 2014 Sg2 2 From Wholesale to Retail Market and ACA Update. ACA-based Scenarios Employers Exit, Enrollment Surges Consumer backlash, Risk Selection Spiral. More than half of the us population resides in areas served by accountable care organizations.
Sg2 Confidential and Proprietary (c) 2014 Sg2 2 From Wholesale to Retail Market and ACA Update. ACA-based Scenarios Employers Exit, Enrollment Surges Consumer backlash, Risk Selection Spiral. More than half of the us population resides in areas served by accountable care organizations.
Due Date Date Function Initials Notes 4/19 4/26 Edited NB Mel Permissions Pending Formatted Images OK Resave final as next version, delete Post-it, and put previous version in Old folder with Post-it for paper trail. Bill Woodson Senior Vice President, Sg2 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 2 From Wholesale to Retail Market and ACA Update Retail Health Care Pursuing Growth Virtual Health Your Role ACA = Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. 3 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Clinical Integration PCMH From Tumult to Focused Execution Meaningful Use Population Health Changed 2014 blurb to match webinar title. Shared Savings Value-Driven Metrics PMCH = patient-centered medical home. 4 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 A Palpable Tension Defines the Market Weve done so well for a period of time that Im nervous. The solutions that got us here are not the right ones going forward. The question is not do we need to change, but what do we need to change into?
Physician Executives attending Sg2 CEO Summit
5 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 ACA Where Do We Stand? Steady Stable Growth ACA-Based Scenarios Employers Exit, Enrollment Surges Consumer Backlash, Risk Selection Spiral 2016 2015 2014 Source: Sg2 Analysis, 2014. 6 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 ACOs Have Moved From Fringe to Mainstream: Whats Important For Physicians To Know? ACO = accountable care organization. Source: Leavitt Partners LLC, 2014. 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 Q2 2014 Q1 2013 Q1 2012 Q1 2011 Community-Based Organization Insurer Physician Group Hospital System Number of Accountable Care Organizations Over Time 626 456 148 65 More than half of the US population resides in areas served by ACOs. Removed Health Affairs source because they cite it to Leavitt. Need Leavitt permission. Approved 5/6 7 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 One Notable Success Where Physicians Were The Essential Leaders CalPERS = California Public Employees' Retirement System. Sources: Melnick G and Green L. Four Years Into a Commercial ACO for CalPERS: Substantial Savings and Lessons Learned. Health Affairs blog. April 17, 2014. +3% annualized cost trend $ 105 million in gross savings out-of-network claims days/1,000 25% 25% 23% increase in ED visits/1,000 8 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 YOUR MONEY RETAIL WHOLESALE Providers sell themselves to consumers. Individuals make decisions on benefits, providers and course of care. Providers sell themselves to physicians and insurers. Employers make decisions on behalf of individuals and their families. The Market Is Changing in Fundamental Ways HOUSE MONEY 9 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Why Is This Happening? New benefit and network designs are making the health care consumer more selective and cost conscious. 1 2 3 4 Factors Driving the Retailization of Health Care Public and private insurance exchanges are making the consumer a more active participant in the health care process. Entrepreneurs, governments, payers and health systems are bringing price transparency to the marketplace. Consumers continue to be attracted to convenient and cost-effective sites of care (eg, retail clinics, virtual care). 10 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Exchange Markets Have Brought Back Narrow Networks; Consumers Trading Access For Price Hospital Exchange Networks by Breadth, 2014 Individual Exchange Market Narrow networks = 48% of all exchange networks across the US. Broad networks = 52% of all exchange networks across the US. Notes: Broad networks include participation by more than 70% of hospitals within a rating area. The narrow network category used above consists of standard narrow networks, ultra-narrow networks and tiered networks. Standard narrow networks have 31% to 70% of hospitals within a rating area participating in the network. Ultra-narrow networks include participation by 30% or less of hospitals within a rating area. The tiered network category reflects models where a payer puts different hospitals into different tiers with different co- payment requirements. Source: McKinsey Center for US Health System Reform. Hospital Networks: Updated National View of Configurations on the Exchanges. June 2014. Survey of Consumer Network Breadth Selection 58% of network breadth was broad and 42% was narrowed. of respondents were aware of network breadth. 74% 11 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Walgreens Was the Tipping Point in Private Exchange Adoption AON HEWITT CORPORATE HEALTH EXCHANGE Employers are required to be fully insured. 600,000 covered lives include family members in 2014. Clients include Walgreens, Sears Holdings, Darden Restaurants. Sources: AIS Health. Mercer Touts 52 Active, Retiree Exchange Clients for 2014. October 2013. For more information, go to www.AISHealth.com; Aon Hewitt. Aon Hewitt analysis shows lowest US health care cost increases in more than a decade [press release]. October 17, 2013; Aon Hewitt. Aon Hewitt shows continued cost savings for companies and individuals participating in the Aon Active Health Exchange [press release]. September 18, 2014; Sg2 Interview With Aon Hewitt, September 2014. MERCER MARKETPLACE Employers choose fully insured or self-insured. 200,000 covered lives include family members in 2014. Clients include Petco, Kinder Morgan, Metro TransitSt Louis. 80% of enrollees chose the lowest cost plan within their metallic tier. All 18 companies that participated in Aon Hewitts exchange in 2014 are returning for 2015. 12 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Consumer Pricing Is Becoming Mainstream ELLIOT HEALTH SYSTEM, MANCHESTER, NH Sources: Elliot Health System. Elliot CareBundles offer high quality care at the lowest price with no bills [press release]. February 26, 2014. The price covers costs for the procedure, physician, lab, imaging and anesthesia. The fee is paid up front, and the patient will not receive any bills after the procedure. ELLIOT CAREBUNDLES $1,995 Colonoscopy $4,995 Hernia Repair $5,995 Knee Arthroscopy 13 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 What Does This Mean For HFPN? Payment Reform Continues To Evolve Consumer Decision Making Enters the Equation Scale, geographic coverage, infrastructure, partnerships matter New Insurance Products With New Networks of Physicians and Hospitals 14 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Sg2 ANALYTICS Wheres The Growth? Office/Clinic Urgent/Retail Care Other Home 2014 Site of Care Volumes and 5-Year Forecast, Adults US Market, 20142019 +7% Volume 6M SNF +17% Volume 193M +14% Volume 180M +12% Volume 2.2 Billion +9% Volume 10M +5% Volume 101M ED 2% Volume 33M Inpatient +11% Volume 393M Hospital OP/ASC Volume in 2019 50M In 2019, 4% of all E&M visits will be delivered in a virtual care setting. Virtual Acuity Note: The analysis excludes 017 age group. Other includes nonhospital locations such as OP rehab facilities, psychiatric centers, hospice centers, federally qualified health centers and assisted living facilities. ASC = ambulatory surgery center; E&M = evaluation and management; OP = outpatient; SNF = skilled nursing facility. Sources: Impact of Change
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15 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 The Old Model of Growth 16 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 New Approaches To Growth Focus on Access Channels Acute care facilities and EDs Affiliations and partnerships Ambulatory care campuses Contact centers Payers Physician clinics MATURE Freestanding EDs Freestanding imaging and diagnostic centers Retail clinics Urgent care clinics Clinician-to-clinician virtual health DEVELOPING Community organizations Employers Employer-based clinics CAM providers Decision support tools Social service agencies Consumer-facing virtual health EMERGING Sg2s Typology of Health Care Channels CAM = complementary alternative medicine. 17 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Retail Can Help Attract and Keep Consumers COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK, INDIANAPOLIS, IN Retail Clinic Goals Serve as an extension of Community Health Networks large primary care network and provide better coordinated care. Meet the demand for convenient site access (location and hours) of current and new Community Health Network patients. Expand network footprint and market share. Approach Clinical collaboration with Walgreens Healthcare Clinics (HCC). Started with 7 HCC sites in 2013; expanded to 14 in central Indiana.
Source: Sg2 Interview With Community Health Network, April 2014. Consumer Profile 60% female Average age: 47 24% have a PCP 75% insured Initial Results 85% first visit to retail site Of all HCC referrals to CHNw sites: Urgent care: 46% PCPs: 31% ED: 16% Referral center: 5% Radiology: 2% 18 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Disease-by-Disease Nuances: Simple vs Complex CABG = coronary artery bypass graft; MI = myocardial infarction; PCI = percutaneous coronary intervention. Slides 8-9: Joans choice, but it might be nice to animate in left to right with 2 clicks. --Steve 19 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Shortfalls in Medical Care 10% Environmental Exposures 5% Behavioral Patterns 40%
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30% Genetic Predispositions Population Health? Be Careful What You Take On. Determinants of Health Source: McGinnis JM et al. Health Aff (Millwood). 2002;21:7893. 20 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Today Building a Care Team for a Population of One ACO Patient Behavioral Health Community Support Complex Care Care Navigator Care Manager Dietitian Palliative Care Primary Physician Pharmacist/PharmDperforms postdischarge med rec via telephone Monarch Medical Directors, Hospitalists and SNFists Patient Assistance Line24/7 availability via telephone Additional Patient Support Source: Slide originally presented by Monarch HealthCare at Sg2 Care Coordination meeting and used with permission. SNF = skilled nursing facility. 21 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Tomorrow Building a System of CARE for a Population of One Joan and Henry: This is the slide for June. However, we may tweak it some for the July runs at Patricks suggestion. We dont have time to do that right now. Ok - RM MyChart Primary Physician Virtual Care Connections Community Services Test Results
Social Networks Health Navigator 22 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Coordination Strategy Evolves to Meet Consumers on Their Terms HEALTHEAST CARE SYSTEM, TWIN CITIES EAST METRO AREA, MN Note: Care Guides are nonclinical patient navigators. PMPM = per member per month. Source: Sg2 Interview With HealthEast Care System. March 2014. 45 % in admissions 31 % in ED visits Improvement in statewide diabetes measures Results Cohort 1 Background System desired effective strategies to coordinate care of medical home patients. It has over 300 physicians employed, primarily PCPs. Program Design Care Guides form central hub of patient care. Embedded in PCP clinics (about 1 per 5 PCPs) Panel size is 100125 patients. Develop plan with patient prior to physician visit. Meet monthly with medical team for case review. PMPM payment offered for Medicaid and (via waiver) Medicare. 23 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Did Allison get approval? Mel 24 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Improved Patient Convenience, Satisfaction FRANCISCAN HEALTH SYSTEM, TACOMA, WA (CONTD) 58% would have gone to an urgent care center. 21% would have visited their PCP. 10% would have done nothing. 11% of patients would have gone to the ED. If Not for This Service 75% 2,000+ Patients Served 50,000 Landing Page Visits New Patients Who Schedule a Follow-up Appointment After a Virtual Consult Patients Previously Without a PCP 45% Sources: Sg2 Interview With Franciscan Health System, 2013; Sg2 Franciscan Virtual Health webinar, March 12, 2014. Mel didnt see an original slide to read against for this. May 13: Allison got Levis permission to use. 25 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Breadth of Virtual Health Drives New Value Opportunities Mobile apps Social media Geo-tagged devices Patient web portals Online support groups Virtual consults Urgent care Specialty care Tele SPECIALTY Virtual conferencing Remote monitoring Virtual medication management Telehealth kiosks Clinician to Clinician Clinician to Patient Consumer Driven eICU, eED Telestroke Personal activity monitors Patient scheduling apps Quality and price transparency tools eICU = electronic intensive care unit; eED = electronic emergency department. P r i n t e d
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26 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Where Is Virtual Health Today? CHF = congestive heart failure; COPD = chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder; ROI = return on investment. Source: 2013 Healthcare Benchmarks: Telehealth and Telemedicine, produced by the Healthcare Intelligence Network. For more information, please visit: http://store.hin.com/product.asp?itemid=4662 or call: 888.446.3530. The top devices used The top targeted clinical conditions While 56% of survey respondents say it is too soon to measure ROI from telehealth, 26% report that it falls between 2:1 and 3:1. The top technologies used for telehealth programs 53% Scales 40% Smartphones 38% Glucose Monitors 33% Sensors 31% Heart Monitors Internet Data Monitoring 41% 59% 47% CHF (53%) Diabetes (50%) COPD (38%) Hypertension (38%) Mental health (31%) Stroke (24%) Asthma (24%) Medication adherence (24%) Videoconferencing 27 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2
Results Reduced LOS, sepsis cases and central line infections ROI 3:1 from reduced costs Centralized Acute Care Monitoring Units Drive Down Costs and Improve Outcomes MERCY HEALTH SYSTEM, ST LOUIS, MO SafeWatch eICU Single hub Early warning software and remote monitoring tools 550 ICU beds in 9 states covering Mercy and 3 other health systems RESULTS Mortality decreased by 2/3 Morbidity reduced by 1/2 ALOS decreased by 5 days = savings of $350k/year Virtual Sepsis Unit Algorithms search over 800 warning signs and flag sepsis patients early. Sepsis protocols integrated into EMR. At-risk patients placed in virtual unit. One nurse oversees patients from 30 hospitals. Results Mortality decreased by two-thirds Morbidity reduced by one-half ALOS decreased by 5 days = savings of $350K/year ALOS = average length of stay; EMR = electronic medical record. Sources: Sg2 Interview With Mercy Health System, January 2014. 28 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 eEmergency Program Grew Out of eICU Offering AVERA HEALTH, SIOUX FALLS, SD Challenges How to best use existing infrastructure built for eICU program Workforce demand needs in emergency care at small, rural hospitals Solution: eEmergency Program Connect to 85 smaller hospitalswithin and outside the Avera system Access to board-certified emergency medicine physicians and nurses Technical costs: ~$24K for videoconferencing equipment and $6K in annual broadband fees Sources: Sg2 interview With Avera Health, 2013; Sg2 Analysis, 2013.
Results Reduced time to diagnosis and treatment; also decreased ED length of stay Avoided transfers to date: 1,681 patients, $13.4 million savings Enhanced local recruitment and retention of physicians and nurses 29 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 More Data Means A Different Role for Patients Lifestyle Coaching EHR = electronic health record. Sources: Perna G. Top ten tech trends: transforming patient-generated data into decision support. Healthcare Informatics. February 17, 2014; Pai A. Policy, patient education could help drive medical inoperability. MobiHealthNews. December 11, 2013; Kvedar J et al. Health Aff (Millwood). 2014;33:194199. Deering MJ. Issue Brief: Patient-Generated Health Data and Health IT. Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, December 20, 2013. I see my doctors as consultantsthey dont manage my disease, I do. Anna McCollister-Slipp, Diabetic, Co-Founder of Galileo Analytics, HIMSS 2013 Red edit accurate (plural)? Do we need the Healthcare Informatics and Health Affairs sources? Seems like this info could be from the health care orgs sites where we wouldnt need permission (fair use). Geisinger Health System Patients update medication lists, dosage through portal before visits. Partners Center for Connected Health Wireless pedometer data linked to motivational texts. Daily mental health questionnaires uploaded to EHR. Veterans Health Administration Remote monitoring + EHR + informatics = 19% hospitalizations 25% bed days I see my doctors as consultantsthey dont manage my disease, I do. ANNA McCOLLISTER-SLIPP, DIABETIC, CO-FOUNDER OF GALILEO ANALYTICS, HIMSS 2013
Added Animation 30 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Disruptions Ahead! Image used with permission of Theranos. Theranos, Palo Alto, CA Need image permission from Theranos Micro-sample finger stick collection Automated reflex testing on same sample Priced at <50% of Medicare rates Redesigned lab reports Mobile app for making appointments, viewing test results and more Online scheduling Service within 5 minutes Full range of lab tests and sample types Permission unlikely. Should we just use an image of a finger instead? 31 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 F R O M
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32 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 Retail Pharmacy and Clinics Wellness and Fitness Center Diagnostic/ Imaging Center Urgent Care Center Physician Clinic Ambulatory Procedure Center Home Hospital E-visits Inpatient Rehab Skilled Nursing Facility Home Care Outpatient Rehab 2030 Prevention Diagnosis Treatment Management Your Role Will Continue To Evolve in a System of Health Daily Swimming iWatch (Self) Virtual Visit With Advanced Practice Nurse Patient Portal iWatch Used to Report to Care Engagement Team Elevated Test Result Communicated Virtually Print Medication at Home Social Engagement Groups Cholesterol Monitoring via Mobile Device Live Chat With Health Coach 33 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 The Science of a Successful Strategy in 2014 and Beyond Tap into alternative payment models and new care delivery models. Combine advanced growth metrics with market performance metrics. Assess, build and master your System of CARE. Build a multichannel approach for sustainable growth. Know your target markets and consumers. Remember the patient! 34 Confidential and Proprietary 2014 Sg2 What Does This Mean For HFPN? Your patients/consumers? Day to day operations? Your role?