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Continuing to Innovate in Healthcare’s Changing Landscape
Ruth Krystopolski
SVP, Population Health
Understanding Jerry’s Journey
60 Year Old Homeless Male Living behind Ford’s Used Tires and on streets for years Alcohol Use Disorder, Malnutrition, Chronic Right Retinal Detachment (Legally Blind) 36 ED Visits in 2017 at Atrium Health
Bringing Health, Hope and Healing for Jerry
• Facilitated connection to Niece for Family Support
Family
• Coordinated transportation to Primary Care and Specialty Appointments
Coordination of Transportation
• Advocated for Patient Placement in Mecklenburg County Supportive Housing
Housing
• Facilitated applications for Medicaid, Food Stamps, and SSI
Government Sponsored Assistance
• Provided a means of contact for patient care
Lifeline Phone
• Connected Jerry to specialists for his Retinal Detachment and Cataracts
Services for the Blind
• Provided clothing and connections to services and agencies in the area
Community Resources
Bringing Health, Hope, and Healing for All Facts about the Community Care Bridge Team and our Patients
Total enrollment of 97 patients in 2017
40 Graduated Patients
(defined as achieving maximum goals of the program and/or
obtaining insurance)
Financial Savings of over $1M in Emergency
Department Charges
43% decrease in Hospital and ED
Utilization
Additional Patients Pending for
Enrollment into Program
Measuring our Impact
Enrollment and Intervention by the
Community Care Bridge
team resulted in $1,614,303
in Savings for 2017 for our 97 Patients
National Landscape
National Landscape – Market Pressures
1. Aging Population 2. Significant Spend Increase
4. Chronic Conditions 3. Not Fiscally Sustainable
15.5%
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18.5%
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20.0%
20.5%
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$2,000
$4,000
$6,000
$8,000
$10,000
$12,000
$14,000
$16,000
$18,000
National Health Expenditures, per capita
Medicare
Medicaid
Social Security
National
Health
Expenditure
as a % of
GDP
Cardiovascular Disease
History of Heart Attack
History of Stroke
Diabetes
Hypertension
Arthritis
Dyslipidemia
Total US Population
Asthma
Slide Source: Premier
National Landscape – The Demographics
Slide Source: The Weekly Gist
“One of my top four priorities as Secretary, if confirmed, will be to use the power of Medicare and
Medicaid to drive transformation of our healthcare system from a
procedure-based system that pays for sickness to a value-based system that pays for
quality and outcomes.”
- Alex Azar, HHS Secretary
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How is “Value” Defined?...It Depends…
University of Utah Health Survey 5,031 Patients, 687 Physicians, 538 Employers
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Quality Cost Patient Satisfaction
Patients Physicians Employers
Source: HealthLeaders Media 10
The Journey to Value
Population Health Program
Scorecards and Feedback
Data Analytics
MSSP
Risk Readiness Assessments
Preparation across the organization is on-going to get us ready for this new world by building on the past and into the future
Integrated Systems of Care
Networks and Partnerships
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Continuing to Innovate 12
Building Infrastructure
13
Ensuring Appropriate Utilization ED High Utilizer Care Management
158 Patients
Over 6,000 ED Encounters
33% Reduction in Utilization
31% Reduction in Cost
$7.5M in Avoidable ED Cost Savings
92 Patients
Over 2,400 ED Encounters
32% Reduction in Utilization
28% Reduction in Cost
$2.5M in Avoidable ED Cost Savings
30+ Visit Cohort 20+ Visit Cohort
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Caring for Large Populations
With over 101,000
assigned
Medicare Beneficiaries,
the
Carolinas HealthCare
System ACO, LLC
is one of the largest
ACOs in the country.
Promoting Health and Wellness HEALTHWORKS Direct to Employer Solutions
Health Fairs and Education
Biometric Screenings Health Coaching On-Site and Shared
Health Centers
Care Management Reporting and
Outcomes Immunizations and
Vaccines 16
Creating Access to Engage Patients
Virtual Health .
Access Wherever and Whenever Needed:
Virtual Critical Care TelePsych And Patient Placement
Telestroke Infectious Disease
Behavioral Health Integration (Primary Care) Virtual Visits
e-Synchronous Visits
17
Building Collaboration
Creating Opportunities: ACO/CIN Collaborative
Working Together in
New and Different
Ways
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Partnering for Innovative Care Humana Care Management Assisted Visits
“The case managers have valuable information about how the patient is functioning in their home…medication organization and compliance and other needs the patients may have…Having the case managers brought additional health concerns to my knowledge so the overall quality was improved.” -Dr. Marinda Wells
Shelby Family Medicine
Medicaid Strategy: Preparing for
Additional Risk
Value Grand Rounds
Identify Patients
Create Diverse Interdepartmental Team
Meet Regularly to Discuss Difficult Cases
Use Existing Resources to Create Intervention
Identify Gaps in Care/Processes System-Wide for Improvement
Examining Opportunities
Medicare Advantage Strategy
Care Model Redesign
Behavioral Health
Partnerships
Bundled Payments (BPCI-A)
Risk Stratification
Healthe Charlotte
Connecting our Community
Reaching In - Community Resource Hub
25
Renaissance West
Steam Academy
Second Harvest
Mobile Health Units
Read Charlotte
Reaching Out – Community Support Services
Renaissance West
Housing Solutions
26
Connecting the Dots by Capturing New Data
Standardized Social Determinants of Health Screening for Physician
Workflows
1. In the past 12 months, were you worried that your food would run out before you got money to buy more?
2. In the past 12 months, has lack of transportation kept you from medical appointments, getting your medicines, non medical meetings/appointments or getting things that you need?
3. Are you worried or concerned that in the next two months, you may not have stable housing?
27
Stronger Together
Public Health
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One Charlotte Food Insecurity Pilot Program
Novant Atrium Health Loaves & Fishes
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Focus on Gaston County
Expanding Virtual Care
31
Cleveland County Pilot Program
Integration of Virtual Clinic in
Nursing Office
Outcomes: Improved Access to Primary Care
Establishment of Primary Care Physician through Shelby Children’s Clinic for care
50% Reduction in Dismissal from School Nurse
77% Reduction in ED Utilization following Virtual Visit
Gaston County Community Impact Regional Team
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New Regional Structure
Community Assessment Identified Priorities
Specific Community Initiatives
Current Programs at Atrium Health or in the Region
Aligned Vision of Community
Health For All
Caring for Gaston County
33
Clinical Initiatives Gaston Hematology &
Oncology joining Levine Cancer Institute through Atrium Health
Atrium Health Robinwood Road Urgent Care Open Third Urgent Care in Gaston
County
Community Connections
34
Holy Angels
• October 29, 2018 at Erin Community Center for OTC Giveaway
MedAssist Mobile Pharmacy
• May 14, 2018 benefitting 98 families by providing health meals
Mobile Food Pantry Program
• Sponsorship of the local activities
• Transportation for those with limited resources
Girls on the Run
• Provided for Gaston Health & Human Services and the Gaston Fire Department
Mental Health First Aid Training
• August 29, 2018 to benefit Garrison Library, Girls on the Run and Family Promise
Day of Caring
• LCH Providers donate time to see mentally and physically disabled children and adults
Focusing on the Future
Managing Change without Being Buried
36
Tax Reform
Bill
Increased MA Participation
Fewer Mandatory
Bundles
Growth in ACOs
Increased Spending
Readmissions on the Rise
BCPI Participation Fluctuation
Medicaid Reform
Increased Exchange
Enrollment
Source: Advisory Board
Disruptive Developments
Source: Modern Healthcare 37
Keys to Staying Ahead
Sticking to our Strategic Beliefs:
• Value is defined by the customer – those who consume care and those who pay for it
• Long-term financial viability requires delivering value
through sustainable models
• The ability to keep individuals and populations
healthy is a key determinant of future success
38
Destination 2020
250K By 2018
275K By 2019
300K By 2020
Improving Lives within Sustainable
Value Based Care
Models
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