Population Health Management (PHM) January 29, 2014
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1 Population Health Management (PHM) January 29,
2 Agenda What is PHM? What is triggering the need for PHM? Why Now? What are 5 steps to a reasonable PHM strategy? What s a Physician s perspective of PHM? Open discussion about PHM 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 2
3 What is PHM?
4 What is it? Population Health Management (PHM) is: a cradle to grave view of high-quality, cost-effective lifetime health management, with a focus on prevention. PHM helps: Promote health among the healthy. Provide early identification and interventions to those at risk. Prioritize resources for the chronically ill, utilize lowest-cost care settings, prevent emergency room visits, minimize costly procedures. PHM is a tricky discussion for healthcare executives. Executed successfully, PHM helps shift from high-risk to low-risk treatment and prevention. However, this model isn t completely rewarded now with fee for service still a significant portion of the healthcare payment mix, but it s still needed to contain costs. 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 4
5 What is triggering the need for PHM? Why Now?
6 Why Now? Two key trends are creating a need for Population Health Management: An Aging Population Healthcare Reform (Accountable Care Act) There are 50 Million Medicare Beneficiaries INCREASING BY OVER 10,000 per day 50% of Medicare patients that enter the skilled setting have a major or extreme illness Expansion of Managed Care Bundled Payments Readmission Penalties Continued reimbursement cuts to control Federal/State cost 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 6
7 Why Now? The Affordable Care Act (ACA) aspires to: Restrain the rate of growth of payments to Medicare Advantage plans Restrain the rate of growth in unit payments to hospitals and other providers Promote value-based payment systems (i.e. Bundled Payments) Make major investments to reduce fraud and abuse. 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 7
8 Why Now? The Affordable Care Act provides CMS the flexibility to implement a wide range of innovations designed to transform the delivery system by paying for value not volume. These innovations include: Fostering the growth of ACO s Promoting Managed Care Creating Primary Care Medical Homes Bundling payments for acute and post-acute care Reducing the frequency of readmissions Reducing hospital acquired infections Reducing fraudulent activity 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 8
9 Why Now? Healthcare in this country is at a tipping point, requiring unprecedented changes in how we organize and deliver it. Examples: Seniors represent only 13 percent of the U.S. population yet account for 36% of healthcare total costs, at $1.01 trillion.1 Diabetes will double in the next 25 years, and related spend is expected to rise from $45 to $171 billion. 2 Costs related to Alzheimer s and other dementias are projected to increase from $203 billion in 2013 to $1.2 trillion in As a result, controlling costs sooner vs. later is a top national priority. 1 - Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and Deloitte, American Diabetes Association: Alzheimer s Association. 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 9
10 Why Now? Adoption Rates: According to a 2012 study, 58% of healthcare organizations are shifting towards PHM, versus a silo approach of disease management. Nearly half without a PHM strategy planned to launch in 2013 Proponents Employers use it to address insurance costs with smoking cessation, weight loss, and dietary programs. Insurers use it to encourage people of all risk profiles to stay on top of primary care, annual physicals, and routine screenings. Managed care uses it to reward those with quality outcomes for CMS s focus diagnoses, prevent hospital readmissions, and contain episodic costs when reimbursements are capitated. Small communities use it to wisely manage scarce resources 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 10
11 What are 5 steps to a reasonable PHM strategy?
12 Components Step Focus Goal 1 Analyze the Population Build a registry and segment by risk profile. 2 Identify Gaps in Care What care should be delivered that isn t? 3 Set Targets Create baseline for continuous improvement 4 Improve Care Management Shift from reactive care to proactive care 5 Track Results Exceed performance targets, market results 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 12
13 Step 1 Collect Data Goal: Data is ideally collected just once, stored, shared, and mined as needed. If you don t have the data, you can t create a map that will provide clear guidance as how you can improve the health of your community Historically, 10-20% of low risk people will move to a higher risk category next year 4 GOAL OF PHM: Continuously move people one category to the left Low Risk Medium Risk High Risk % of total population 40-50% 10-30% 5-20% % of total healthcare costs Lifestyle 10-15% 15-20% 60-75% Healthy, Active Somewhat, sedentary lifestyle, susceptible for illness Chronically ill, Highest cost, ER frequent flyers Guide to Population Health Management, Health Intelligence Network 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 13
14 Step 1 Collect Data Challenge: Data mining. Historical silos of care, regulations, and payment systems have resulted in silos of IT. The availability of crosscontinuum registries that can be mined is limited; as a result, asking a data expert for help with data aggregation may prove useful. Best practice in small communities: Under the Affordable Care Act, Critical Access Hospitals (as nonprofits) are required to conduct a community needs assessment and create an implementation plan every three years. 7 Mitchell County Hospital, for example, identified managing obesity, diabetes, and COPD as top priorities based on the results of their community needs assessment Guide to Population Health Management, Health Intelligence Network 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 14
15 Step 2 Identify Gaps in Care Goal: Based on disease profiles, what care should be delivered that isn t? Technology: Predictive analytics, community needs survey results. Best practices in small communities: The community survey in Faulkton, South Dakota, for example, surfaced needs and key roles for specialized services, prevention, and outreach, to address diabetes, obesity, and cardiac care. Findings included: Service lines We identified needs for multiple outreach clinics; and providers (physicians) to come here periodically for 9 or 10 specialties, according to Tom Hericks, Director of Nursing. Our goals are to provide services close to home, keep people at home, and out of the hospital. Proactive services (e.g., dietary) Every patient admitted that is recognized as having a dietary problem, whether it s diabetes, obesity, metabolic problems, kidney failure, renal disease, liver failure, etc.; we identified a need to have our dietician consult with them to come up with a specific diet, offers Tom Hericks. Follow up According to Karla Hall, Clinic Manager, When working with the geriatric population, for example, our big challenges is with health maintenance and preventative care i.e., getting patients back for appointments, keeping them healthy, and out of the hospital. 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 15
16 Step 3 Set Targets Goal: Create baseline for continuous improvement. Quality Efficiency Cost Patient safety Patient Satisfaction Patient Outcomes Barriers to care Preventative care (Well Male Exams) What work can be shifted to resources other than physicians? What are the biggest drivers of cost, by disease lifecycle and episodic? How can we address? 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 16
17 Step 3 Set Targets Candace Fenske, CEO, shared that Madelia Community Hospital has been doing community health assessments for over two decades, long before the government requirement to do so under the Affordable Care Act. Fenkse summarized, our assessments have recently helped us uncover the barriers to healthy life choices. We learned why do people not eat fruits and vegetables? Why do people continue to use tobacco? Why do people not find the time to exercise, keep their weight down, or maintain a healthy lifestyle? Collectively these answers or understanding of barriers were very helpful as Madelia Community Hospital established baselines for the following improvements: Lose a ton We wanted to help the community lose two thousand pounds of weight collectively, so we launched a fight the fat program, Fenske explained. We got the community involved with healthy food choices and exercise. When the community achieved that goal, we got media attention including television coverage. Go for grants Fenske explained, We received a State grant to help get children and people more active. We branded it the Madelia Active Living Coalition. From our initiatives, you will see more active people in our community than there were 10 years ago. Employer partnerships Under leadership of Ellen Delatorre, Interpreter/Hispanic Outreach Coordinator, launched the Eliminating Health Disparities initiative through the Minnesota Department of Health to create greater access to healthcare for Spanish speaking individuals. When I go into the plants I talk about mostly prevention, explained Delatorre. 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 17
18 Step 4 Improve Care Management Goal: Shift from Reactive care to Proactive care Low Risk Medium Risk High Risk Portal access Wellness programs On-demand education Group counseling Care plan follow up Diagnosis based education Automatically triggered diagnosis based reminders Health Coaches Constant Nurse contact for chronically ill Coordinated care 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 18
19 Step 4 Improve Care Management Challenges Physician workflow Physicians will be challenged with shifting from mindset of encounters to one of wellness. Payors will also have to catch up, and shift from 10 minute encounters to 30 minute visits essential for a thorough wellness exam Consumer reach A RAND Report stated that patients with chronic care only got about 55 percent of all of the things needed to take care of their condition. Consumer accountability The biggest challenge by far is modifying behavior: getting consumers to follow through with appointments, taking medications, and making healthy lifestyle choices, etc. Consumer incentives are becoming available, from lower premiums to gift cards to cash rewards. To achieve health goals, people must be accountable for their own health care Best practices in small communities After hours clinics For continuing chronic-care issues, we have projects through a waiver program that we re trying to put in clinics after-hours, so that we can help people manage COPD and diabetes, according to Joe Wright, CFO, Mitchell County Hospital. Telephonic case management Carolina Behavioral Health Alliance uses telephonic case management in rural areas or when decentralization doesn t justify face-to-face interactions. 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 19
20 Step 5 Track Results Goal: Exceed performance targets; evangelize results. Compare to national benchmarks Results of 30 providers who implemented PHM: Results Examples Increased utilization of outpatient services (i.e. track Well Male Exams, year-over-year) Lower episodic costs Lower admissions and readmissions % moved to lower-cost care settings % care plan and medication adherence Customer satisfaction NCQA quality measure improvements Achieve NCQA accreditation if possible (PHM, Medical Homes, ACOs use it ) 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 20
21 1 2 Population Health Management 5 Step Summary Focus Tactics Technologies Analyze the Population Identify Gaps in Care 3 Set Targets 4 Improve Care Management 5 Track Results Build a registry and segment by risk profile. Execute a community needs assessment minimum once every three years (required under the ACA for non-profit hospitals). Determine immediate hospitalization risks. Monitor medication and care plan adherence. Identify tests and immunizations needed. Assess access to care. Evaluate home safety and family engagement. Consider team care or care coordinators. Create a baseline for continuous improvement. Establish metrics for clinical outcomes, costs, outpatient volume, care plan and medication compliance, etc. Brainstorm ways to drive efficiencies in care delivery. What areas of duplication can be eliminated? Implement evidence-based guidelines for the top 3 conditions in your market: e.g., CHF, coronary artery disease, diabetes. Execute clinical pathways and evidence-based treatments. Utilize NCQA certified clinical quality measures. Drive care plan compliance and progress against treatment goals. Utilize health management solutions for efficient, automated follow up that boosts clinic volume. Use non-physician staff whenever possible to manage care. Consider consumer incentives for achieving wellness targets. Have nurses make follow up calls right from doc office boost credibility. Generate reminders about preventative services. Address barriers to care. Coordinate follow-up care for inpatients, outpatients. Exceed performance targets. Track your success against your peers around the country. Evangelize your success on your website, in your brochures, with regulators, in your state associations, and with lawmakers in DC. Heath risk assessments, analytics, EMRs, data warehouse Predictive analytics Dashboard, industry benchmarks EMR, disease management, decision support, incentives, family/consumer coaching, member portals, apps, health management solutions Dashboard, industry benchmarks 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 21
22 The Physician s perspective What is it and why do I care? Dr. D Eric Westberg
23 Definition Based on Perspective Population Health Management The approach to health that looks beyond the individual and identifies groups that need specific types of care A set of interventions aimed across the Health Continuum, from the healthiest to those with catastrophic illness. 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 23
24 Who? Who or what is our Population? Perspective colors definition Those engaged in public health look at larger populations by geography and move inward Providers prefer a more specific approach: A framework of a clinical delivery system oriented around patients in a practice, in contrast with a public health system oriented around geography - Human Capitol Blog 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 24
25 Why? The goal of PHM is to keep people as healthy as possible and prevent their chronic illness from worsening There is an intentionality to what goes into managing patients, including stratification, determining out-of-office needs, and organizing into panels of patient s that meet certain criteria we are thinking about them in terms of clusters where we have strong evidence-based guidelines for managing these chronic illnesses 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 25
26 Incentives Future trends in reimbursement ACO s membership vs association Quality measures and reporting Improvement in local care What will make me a better provider 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 26
27 Disincentives Fee for service model and lack of reimbursement Work to populate, manage and utilize Staffing 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 27
28 Key is defining Population Population Community Facility patient group Individual providers patients Patients with a specific diagnosis Patients with anything else in common you feel like 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 28
29 Tools Patient registries Care managers Data analytics Patient portal Nurse lines Integration of Clinical Decision Support 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 29
30 Tools Complimentary Care settings and techniques Group visits Remote monitoring Telemedicine and Telehealth Behavior modification and motivation techniques 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 30
31 Patient Registries Corner stone of accountable care Another name for a list of patients who meet a certain criteria, usually for a high risk or an important condition 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 31
32 Patient Registries Quality efforts Groups that need certain tests performed Risk reduction Identify those who are at risk of bad or expensive things happening 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 32
33 Patient Registries Common examples Coumadin Clinic Diabetics patients CHF patients 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 33
34 Patient Registries Integrated with Clinical Decision Support Makes doing the right thing the easy thing to do Prompts, reminders, pop-ups etc. Regular reports etc 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 34
35 Output Direct Data Access Reports Decision Support Analytics 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 35
36 Output How do we know we have a system that is actually making a difference? Need a system or set of metrics which can be used to determine if the goals of the program are being met 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 36
37 Care Managers Who? Nurses as Full time care managers Triage staff Clinic nurses Others? 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 37
38 Patient portal Patient communication Patient accountability? 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 38
39 Open PHM Q & A
40 HIMSS Population Health Task Force
41 C&BI Task Forces Population Health Task Force CHAIR: William Beach, PhD, Hodges University This group creates resources and tools to help healthcare organizations use C&BI to execute population health management initiatives to include creating tactical C&BI strategies around data and analytics as well as strategies for organizational planning and patient engagement. 1/29/ CONFIDENTIAL
42 What is Our Problem? Data Data: Lack of a sound approach for data analytics and predictive modeling in population health Data Organizational Change: Lack of structured Change Management in support of translating data into action I population health initiatives. Data Flow General: Lack of understanding of the data flow across the continuum of care creating silos (sharing data across organizations, e.g. as in an ACO; sharing data within organizations). Data Flow Public Health: Fewer than half of local public health departments are receiving and processing data for immunization registries, electronic lab reporting and syndromic surveillance the three public health requirement under meaningful us of EHRs. 1/29/ CONFIDENTIAL
43 What is Our Problem? Data (continued) Data Population Health: data needs and timeliness of data for population health. Data Sources: Pharmacy, outside sources, commercial data; how to obtain and integrate data. Patient-Centered Patient-Centered/Disease Management Providers identifying patients: There is a need to help identify patients who need more help controlling their chronic disease, and to better understand when and where people develop symptoms of their chronic disease. Uncover the uses of HIT to define and identify populations and sub-populations of interest, describe the health status and needs of the patient 1/29/ CONFIDENTIAL
44 Current versus Future Migrating Care Delivery Model to Offer Personal, Proactive Care Granularity of Data Population Molecular Claims Data Disease Registry Real-Time Clinical Data Biometric Genetic Analysis Daily Home Monitoring Individual Health Profile Individual Retrospective Today Anticipatory Elapsed Time 1/29/2014 CONFIDENTIAL 44
45 Questions
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