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1 Clinical Integration in Practice Case Study Allina ealth The Second of Six Conference Calls for VA, Inc. Leading Constructive Change Boston Cleveland Dallas Denver Miami San Francisco Washington, D.C.
2 The Path to the ACO - Delivery System Reform Integrating the three components of the delivery system into a single entity FFS P-4-P, Bundles Partial / Global Cap P CIN I P-4-P ACO Accountable for the cost and quality of care for a defined population I = ospital P = Physicians I = Insurers CI = Clinical Integrated Network ACO = Accountable Care Organization The cause of runaway health costs is malpractice, but not the medical kind. Rather, we re guilty of business model malpractice on a grand scale. 1 Clayton Christensen BusinessWeek March 2010
3 Clinical Integration The promise of clinical integration is a superior system of care delivery Clinical Integration (Shortell) Clinical integration is defined as the extent to which patient care services are coordinated across people, functions, activities, processes, and operating units so as to maximize the value of services delivered. Clinical integration includes both horizontal integration (the coordination of activities at the same stage of delivery of care) as well as vertical integration (the coordination of services at different stages). Stephen Shortell, 1996, page 30. Clinical Integration (FTC Definition) FTC, a qualified clinically integrated arrangement is: an arrangement to provide physician services in which: 1. all physicians who participate in the arrangement participate in active and ongoing programs of the arrangement to evaluate and modify the practice patterns of, and create a high degree of, interdependence and cooperation among these physicians in order to control costs and ensure the quality of services provided through the arrangement; and, 2. any agreement concerning price or other terms or conditions of dealing entered into by or within the arrangement is reasonably necessary to obtain significant efficiencies through 2 the joint arrangement. (Statements of Antitrust Enforcement Policy in ealth Care by the FTC and the U.S. Department of Justice, Statement 8,
4 Vision of a Generic CIN Clinically Integrated Network Network Board Clinically Integrated Network Independent Network Physicians (Network Contracts) Employed Multi-Specialty Group (Employment Contracts) RSA Board Quart/ Tert Regional Service Area (RSO) 3
5 Uncertainty of Criteria to Claim ACO Status Definition of ACO remains ambiguous as industry pilots various models When does an organization with a clinically integrated network (CIN) become an Accountable Care Organization? Network Board Clinically Integrated Network Independent Network Physicians Employed Multi-Specialty Group ACO RSA Board Regional Service Area (RSO) 4 P-4-P (targets) Bundled Payments Global Pop. Risk
6 Legal urdles in Becoming a CIN / ACO Creating a CIN requires careful study of federal and state regulatory rules and a network design that will meet all requirements Antifraud Laws Antitrust Laws NFP (tax exempt) Requirements Licensing Requirements State Laws Prohibiting Fee-splitting State Insurance Laws Risk assumption requirements Reserve requirements 3 rd party administration functions Antitrust Considerations: (1) Whether the program is real, i.e. composed of legitimate, well-founded initiatives, involving all the physicians in the network; (2) Whether the program is designed to create likely efficiencies in terms of better health care quality or lower cost; and (3) Whether joint negotiations with fee-for-service health plans is reasonably necessary to achieve the efficiencies sought by the program. Clinical Integration - Babbo, Marren, eady 5
7 Creating a CIN is a Major System Transformation Clinically Integrated Network Physician-led CIN board Physician-led sub-committees Common performance metrics and targets Participation contingent upon achieving targets Bonus funds for most critical improvements Group incentive creates peer pressure Best practice sharing across all hospitals / offices Full-continuum perspective Independent Corporate Board CIN Board QC FC CrC CC Strategic Decision Employed Traditional ospital System Corporate Board MEC MEC MEC Med Staffs acting separately ospital-only quality focus No ability to contract as a system Variety of performance metrics Open staff RSA Board RSA Board RSA Board 6 CIN = Clinically Integrated Network, RSA = Regional Service Area, = Patient Centered Medical ome, QC= Quality Committee, FC= Finance Committee, CrC = Credentials Committee, CC = Contracting Committee,
8 Why a ospital-sponsored CIN? A hospital-aligned clinically integrated network creates opportunity to leverage the quality improvement capabilities of the system across the patient-care continuum.. Quality Improvement Leadership PDSA / Lean / Six Sigma Capability Analytic Workforce Clinical Information Systems ERs Patient Safety Leadership Sentinel Event / Root Cause Analysis Metrics / Measurement Reporting Systems + Capital Ability to participate in value created through more efficient use of hospital resources 67,000 discharges 100s of measures 7 900,000 ambulatory visits few measures
9 Drivers of ealthcare Reform Which position would you rather play from? 1 CMS Payment Reform Affect CMS Policy by Demonstrating Value Wait for Mandates Defensive posture Move at CMS pace Traditional -P Structure osp Phys Traditional payer negotiations CIN 2 Set Quality 8Targets Manage ambulatory arena Develop global patient data-base Payers (MCOs)
10 Generic Timeline for CIN Roll-out Months from Conception to first Contract 9
11 CIN / ACO Readiness CIN / ACO Readiness Assessment involves identifying the gaps in provider and payer community and organizational capabilities.. 1. Governance 2. Executive Leadership 3. Clinical Leadership 4. Organizational Design 5. Primary Care 6. Specialty Care 7. Physician Network 8. Quality and Safety 9. Care Management 10. Process Management 11. Measurement / Analytical Capability 12. Information Technology 13. Practice Management 14. Physician Employment 15. Financial Position and Cost Management 16. Strategic Alliances Patient / Consumer Focus 18. Payer Market 19. Local ealthcare / Regulatory Market. System CEOs need to focus attention on preparing the organization for success as a CIN or ACO!
12 ealth System Strategic Approach to Reform CEO and Board to set a direction lead time for change is significant Option #1 - Defend the Current Model Actively strengthen the hospital position in the market through acquisitions, pricing, and contracting to prevent the incursion of managed care, employer or physician initiatives to change the market. Option #2 - Wait for a Mandate Maintain and continue to invest in current hospital volume-based model (beds and towers) waiting for payment reform to be adopted before announcing or acting on the need for a business transformation. Option #3 - edge your Bets / Begin the Transformation Maintain and invest in the current hospital volume-based model, but begin investing profits in building infrastructure and capabilities that will support a business transformation. Requires fundamental changes to the organizations relationship with both physicians and payers. Major commitment to primary care through investment in a primary care network. Option #4 Lead the Transformation Announce the current model dead and set a new direction by aggressively building the new organization capable of offering bundled pricing of services, managing chronic disease in the ambulatory setting, and contracting with payers for quality premiums, a share of savings, and risk contracts. Embrace the opportunity (strategic). Option #5 - Find a Niche Recognize that transformation into an ACO is too great a change for the organization to achieve and pursue a niche that can provide a unique service to the market. 11
13 Allina ospitals & Clinics Clinical Integration April 28,
14 About Allina 33% market share for inpatient in the Twin Cities 11 hospitals 1,786 staffed beds 90 clinics About 24,000 employees, including 1,200+ physicians 2008 key statistics: $3 billion in revenue 5.5 million work RVU s 113,000+ inpatient admissions 1.1 million+ outpatient admissions 13
15 Our Mission Allina ospitals & Clinics We serve our communities by providing exceptional care, as we prevent illness, restore health and provide comfort to all who entrust us with their care 14
16 Market Assumptions Payment rates will decrease over time will be the result of bend the trend incentives and payment reform ( across the board cuts) Reimbursement will be linked to performance Payment will be linked to outcomes, with much greater risk for cost management We will be paid for bundles and episodes of care ospital, physician, ambulatory and home services will be bundled into one payment to the system Consumers will have greater responsibility for the health care buy, making price sensitivity important Pricing transparency will become commonplace The market will transition from fee for service to pay for performance over three years The change will be inconsistent and spotty, requiring that we live in two worlds for some period of time 15
17 Market Realities We have high market share. Ability to grow through further acquisition is limited Specialists have consolidated. Most procedural specialties have aggregated into 1-2 market wide mega-groups Market has a strong comparative performance ethic (e.g. Minnesota Community Measures) The health plan market is open access and fee-for-service. Almost no capitation ealth plans looking for new options. (e.g. Northwest Alliance Total Cost of Care Contract) 16
18 Critical Organizational Issues Bridging Two Worlds We must learn how to live in two worlds; fee for service and some form of managed care / capitation Over Capacity Do we have too much capacity if payment change slows demand? Price and Cost We think our prices are 3-5% higher than our competition from the point of view of the consumer Managed Care We do not have the infrastructure to manage care, health and wellness, utilization and integration Translation of ealth Care Reform The connection of reform to our business model is needed by staff 17
19 Key planks in the strategy platform Better care, better service, better value will drive community, organizational and financial health and will lead to growth Strategic Pricing & Cost of Care Mgmt Patient Care Model Redesign New Patient and Pre- Patient Channels Clinical Service Lines Community Engagement ealth Network Operating Excellence Employee Engagement, Physician Engagement, Quality, Patient Experience, Supply Chain, ospital Standardization, Appropriate Days, Productivity, Non-labor Expense Management 18
20 Allina Integrated Medical Network Pluralistic Network Independent Physicians ospitals ealth Plans Employed Physicians Key Structural Elements Clinical management infrastructure - Sharing information in support of higher quality and lower cost for system as a whole - Evidence based clinical protocols to reduce variation in care Rewards and penalties for joint agreed on attainable goals (Payer-blind System administers carrots and sticks) Joint contracting for hospital and physicians (employed and private) to enable sharing value for improved performance New physician governance construct to support physician-hospital decision making, flow of information, quality initiatives 19 19
21 AIM Network Goals 1. Create a provider network dedicated to coordinating care for a patient population in a way that improves health outcomes, enhances patient satisfaction and lowers the total cost of care. 2. Establish physician-governed legal entity that allows providers to share in the value (higher quality / lower cost) they create for payers via the Network. 3. Support physicians choosing to practice in an independent model through: Information technology Practice support services Better integration with care delivery system Standards of care to support more efficient practice 4. Access to participation in payment reform models (e.g. value-based reimbursement models, Accountable Care Organization, gain sharing, etc.) 20 20
22 AIM Network Goals (cont.) 5. elp shape reform at state and payer level and have more effective interface with national and state mandates. 6. Demonstrate that the value of care in the Network is better than that outside of the Network and use this information to promote Network providers locally and regionally. 7. Identify and focus efforts on areas where there are significant opportunities to impact cost and quality via the Network areas that neither hospitals nor physicians can effectively impact alone. 8. Allow physicians to identify and implement evidence based best practices that will drive health care decision making. 9. Provide physician and patient education to support the implementation of best practices. 10. Facilitate communication among providers and the sharing of patient information and best practices
23 Key Issues Broad vs. narrow development strategy ow to integrate mega-specialty groups Role of network relative to clinical service lines Clinical informatics stretching across multiple IT platforms 22
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