The UnitedHealthcare Diabetes Health Plan Better information. Better decisions. Better results. Agenda
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1 The UnitedHealthcare Better information. Better decisions. Better results. 1 Agenda Market Health Trends- declining health status and increase disease prevalence Optimal Decisions and Opportunity for Improvement Value Based Plan Design Overview and Considerations UHC approach to this challenge- Early Models and the addition of a stick Research in support of the approach What incentive motivates? Components of ROI assumptions Early Results - Case Studies Where do we go from here? 2 Market Trends U.S. Population Disease Statistics Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S. In 2009, heart disease is projected to cost more than $304.6 billion, including health care services, medications, and lost productivity In 2003, approximately 37% of adults reported having two or more of six risk factors for heart disease and stroke (high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, current smoking, physical inactivity, and obesity) One-third of adult Americans aged 20 years or older have hypertension or are taking hypertension medications Almost one fifth (21.3%) of those with high blood pressure don t know that they have it An estimated 90% of middle-aged adults will develop high blood pressure in the remainder of their lifetime About 28% of American adults have pre-hypertension 18.4% of adults aged 18 years or older who are current cigarette smokers Approximately a half a million U.S. deaths each year that are attributable to cigarette smoking Approximately 39.5% of adults aged 18 or older who engage in no leisure time physical activity (2006) More than a third of American adults are considered obese Estimated diabetes (direct and indirect) costs in the U.S. in 2007 totaled $174 billion Average medical expenditures among people with diabetes are 2.3 times higher than what expenditures would be in the absence of diabetes Source: Center for Disease Control Sept
2 Market Trends Net number of diabetics is growing by 1 million annually The Diabetic Population 10.7% of U.S. adults over age 20, or 23.6 million people, are diabetic 18 million of those Americans are diagnosed diabetics 5.6 million, or 24% of the total, are undiagnosed Trends Driving the Increase in Diabetes Higher percentage of obese Americans Improved or enhanced detection A growing elderly population Growth in minority populations SOURCE: 1) American Diabetes Association. 2) Ingenix, Reden&Anders Commercial Database - Charges 4 Optimal Decisions Every day, individuals make decisions that impact their health and health care costs Decisions are made by people, not populations Individual decisions are the main drivers of workforce health and health care costs Personal health decisions drive 50% of an individual s health status 1 People make sub-optimal decisions about their health 46% of the time 2 Average cost of an employee with diabetes is about 13 times the cost of an average healthy employee National Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2006 UnitedHealthcare Client Claims Analysis of 2 million claims, 2007 A sub-optimal health care decision is defined as one in which, for the member, there was at least one alternative decision that could have resulted in improved cost savings and/or health outcomes over time 5 Value Based Plans Not just a plan design. An integrated benefits strategy that inspires healthy behavior and the achievement of specific health goals. How it works Analytics Economic rewards Consumer Activation Better Outcome To define opportunity To remove barriers and integrate clinical measures To support decisions Better Health Better Cost 6 2
3 Value Based Plans Creating Value Structure the economics for health ownership and deliver information and support to take charge Value Based Plan Design Start with knowledge: Consumer Activation Index pinpoints the opportunity Biometric screening identifies potential health issues Remove financial barriers with designs that: Integrate medical and pharmacy Include incentives and plan provisions Provide access to the right doctors Encourage use of UnitedHealth Premium physicians and facilities In two separate 2008 studies one conducted by Forrester and one by UHG (through a third-party), these factors were cited as necessary to enhance compliance, engagement, and healthcare economics. Remove non-financial barriers Ensure members understand the options available Educate members on how to stay healthy Encourage and reward compliance Reinforce optimal health care decisions Reinforce a culture of health at the workplace Apply Change Management principles Integrate health and wellness across company operations 7 Value Based Plans Influence consumer behavior to help improve health and reduce costs Value Based Plans are designed to influence consumer behavior. Targeted financial incentives Clinical sophistication into benefit design Technology support Personalized Health Plans can offer an important VBID opportunity that may help: Drive consumer behavior by incorporating self-management into a benefit design Improve health outcomes and cost with compliance requirements Provide meaningful ROI Value-Based Design Continuum VBID lite approaches Value-Based Plan Design Communication efforts: - Target mailings to promote services Unilateral Service Reduction - Isolated specific service co-pay Reduction (i.e., anti-hypertensives) Personalized Health Plan: - Significant benefit design enhancements linked to targeted evidence-based behaviors Confidential property of UnitedHealth Group. Do not distribute or reproduce without the express permission of UnitedHealth Group. 8 Research Employees showed interest in Value Based Plans Employees Show Interest in Diabetes Plans Not Likely Somewhat 9% Likely 19% Consumers confirmed their interest; the majority of respondents said they would be Extremely Likely or Very Likely to enroll in a health plan designed to encourage and support health care selfmanagement using incentives.** Initial interest was 60% but it went up 12% -- after they learned more. 72% Extremely Likely 40%/Very Likely 32% **UnitedHealth are proprietary study based on a 2008 survey with close to 400 respondents with Type II Diabetes 9 3
4 Research What Motivates? Co-pays and opportunity to save identified as key to member engagement Research indicates that reduced co-pays and free diabetic supplies are most desired by members. But it s up to the employer which ones are chosen. Because employers will determine which point on the savings continuum makes most sense for their employees, we determined that $500 is sufficient incentive for up to 97% of eligible members to enroll in the plan. 1 Items specific to those with diabetes, e.g., diabetic socks and insulin cases. Source: UnitedHealthcare Proprietary Research. Random United States Survey of 386 Type II Diabetes, Fall Components of the Goal: Avoid complications of diabetes through early identification and incentives for compliant behaviors Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes Screening Model Identifies diabetics and pre-diabetics through: Historical Claims Analysis Health Assessment Biometric Screening Compliance Requirements Designed to help consumers modify their behavior, improve health and reduce costs. These include: Tracking Web site with personalized care compliance plans Automatic re-enrollment in year two for members who adhere to evidence-based requirements Compliance Monitoring System Access to the UnitedHealthcare Personal Health Record Diabetes Specific Benefit For the diabetic and pre-diabetic employees. These include: Reduced or eliminated physician office out-of-pocket expenses (for diabetes-related visits) No charge for selected diabetes self-monitoring training and supplies Reduced or eliminated out-of-pocket expenses for certain diabetes-related drugs and drugs prescribed for co-morbid conditions UnitedHealth Premium Program Provides access to UnitedHealth Premium designated physicians and facilities that follow national evidence-based quality of care guidelines and market-based cost-efficiency guidelines 11 Balancing incentives and greater compliance Primary Goals: To learn about diabetes, know diabetes ABCs, manage diabetes and have routine care to avoid problems To remain in the program, the diabetic member must follow these guidelines which include: Lab evaluation: HbA1c (6months), LDL, microalbuminuria/creatinine Professional Services: Regular primary care visits, retinal exam Preventive Care: Cancer screening (mammography, colonoscopy) Wellness: Advocacy: Medical management program participation, health risk assessment Supports diabetics, pre-diabetics and their non-diabetic family members Integrates condition-specific features for diabetic and pre-diabetic members Reduces out-of-pocket costs for routine diabetic services, medications and supplies Provides financial incentives for compliance, not just participation The pre-diabetic member must follow these guidelines which include: Lab evaluation: LDL Professional Services: Premium primary care Preventive Care: Cancer screening (mammography, colonoscopy) Wellness: Weight management program participation, health risk assessment 12 4
5 Diabetes impact in a population of 10,000 Average Prevalence Rate and Claims Costs Diabetes prevalence consists of three primary groups of people: Pre-Diabetics (those with elevated blood sugar, but not yet high enough to be classified diabetic) Known diabetics (those who have already been diagnosed with the illness) Unknown diabetics (those who have yet to be diagnosed with the illness) Estimated Prevalence and Costs for an Average Large-sized Employer 2 This illustration assumes: Pre-diabetics are estimated at 20% of the total population Diabetic employees comprise about 8% of the total population Total cost for pre-diabetics/diabetics is about 43% of total covered medical costs 1 About 66% of all diabetic employees do not follow treatment guidelines Assumed medical costs trend of 8% 1 Covered charges from Ingenix National Database and UnitedHealthcare Consumer Activation Index 2 Source: UnitedHealthcare Book of Business PMPY: Per member per year. These results are based on the assumptions used to generate them and may not be indicative of the actual return on investment. Actual results may vary significantly based on the facts and circumstances of a particular case including, but not limited to, demographics and utilization trends. 13 Results and Health Plan Assumptions Key Conclusions There is a positive result in year one, which grows over the three-year period. The larger the number of enrollees, the greater the ROI: For illustrative purposes, conservative enrollment rates have been used; actual enrollment rates could be much higher, resulting in larger savings rates per enrolled member Sources of Savings Identification of unknown diabetics and pre-diabetics Increased compliance for diabetics without complications Earlier identification and detection of cancer Increased use of disease and case management Additional savings from productivity gains via fewer lost work days, lower disability costs, etc. are above and beyond this calculation Costs Plan costs: Waived co-pays, loss of cost sharing for those already using services, additional utilization Administrative costs: Biometric screenings, member compliance portal, monitoring and reporting Illustrative Financial Statement 1 Baseline medical costs shown are assumed to be year end costs These results are based on the assumptions used to generate them and may not be indicative of the actual return on investment. Actual results may vary significantly based on the facts and circumstances of a particular case including, but not limited to, demographics and utilization trends. 14 Case Studies Employer Eff Date Incentives/Design Strategy Marketing Screening Model Lessons Learned Technology Firm - 8 Locations Eligibles - 9,927 Screened (194 Pre-Diabetics) Enrolled (115 Pre-Diabetics) 4/1/2009 o Rx copay reduction o Intranet article o invitations and reminders o Webinar o Enrollment kits mailed to employee s home Pre-enrollment onsite biometric screening Health coaches should be present at the screening. Auto Parts Firm - 2 Locations Eligibles Screened - 0 (No break out data) Enrolled - 66 (No break out data) 4/1/2009 o Rx copay reduction o HRA contributions Annual screening events held in fall. Occ. Health Nurse on site available to o Enrollment kits to diagnosed eligible's homes conduct screening o Quarterly promotion in "all employee" mtgs by appointment Biometric screening in conjunction with enrollment facilitate greater plan promotion Global Conglomerate - One market Eligibles - 8,152 7/1/2009 Screened - 1,348 (268 Pre-Diabetics) Enrolled (No break out) 1.Offer enrollment into DHP at point of screening. Biometric screening 2.Gas Card incentive held multiple days in increased screening multiple locations to particpation. o Rx copay reduction accommodate all 3. Monday screenings o Weight management program o Enrollment kits to diagnosed eligible's homes employees and most resulted in lowest o Health coaching o Quarterly promotion in "all employee" mtgs shifts participation 15 5
6 Consumer Engagement Preliminary Results Enrollment Rates Enrolled Members to Date (# Members) Actual Enrollment vs. Estimated Enrollment 39% of Estimated Pre-Diabetic Enrollment 104% of Estimated Diagnosed Diabetics 61% of Estimated Undiagnosed Diabetics Total Membership Estimated Qualified To Date Enrollment Undiagnosed Diabetics Pre-Diabetics Diabetics Enrollment Data Compliance to ADA Standards of Care for Diabetics & Pre-Diabetics Percentage of DHP Members Conforming to Recommended Health Actions as Compared to Non-DHP Members 100% (% of conforming members) Diabetics 100% (% of conforming members) Pre-Diabetics 75% 75% 50% 50% 25% 25% 0% 0% Retinal LDL HbA1C Creatinine Dr. Office Mammon- Colon LDL Dr. Office Mammon- Colon Eye Exam /egfr Visit graph Cancer Screening Visit graph Cancer Screening DHP Members Non DHP Members Based on claims data as of Where do we go from here? New Engagement Patient Centered Medical Home New Conditions- Musculoskeletal New Analysis- Cohorts 18 6
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