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Title: Organizational Infrastructure


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Organizational Infrastructure
  • LTC Quality Summit
  • February 20, 2006

John R. Mach, Jr. M.D.
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Multiple Chronic ConditionsDrive Cost and
Opportunity
2 chronic conditions drive 96 Medicare costs
Our data confirm predictability of utilization
Preventable admissions rise steeply with number
of chronic conditions
Quality matters and is measurable
3
Multiple Chronic Conditionsand Miscellaneous
Costs
Other medical expenses
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0.3 Other psychoses
Patients Chronic Diseases, in Four Body
Systems 1 Mental Disorders 2 Nervous System 3
Musculoskeletal System 4 Endocrine,
Nutritional, and Metabolic diseases
1.5 Spondylosis, intervertebral disc
2.0 Epilepsy, convulsions
Expenses related to chronic conditions
4.1 Other connective tissue disease
5.3 Hereditary degenerative nervous system
conditions
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Diabetes
Early Retiree, Patient A
Source Uniprise Data
Individualized and comprehensive care plans are
necessary
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Special Needs Individuals
Special Needs Individuals
  • 50 of people die in hospital outside of Hospice
  • Poor palliation services
  • 5 chronic conditions 2/3 of all Medicare costs
  • Greatest suffering ineffective resource
    utilization
  • Single condition but very high impact, e.g.
    quadriplegia, advanced Alzheimers Disease
  • Maybe functioning well, but no reserve secondary
    to age
  • Sudden event is catastrophic

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Special Needs People
Care Management Model
For Special Needs People
6
Clinical Model EffectivenessWhat is Attainable
Today
  • Enrollee satisfaction 97
  • Physician satisfaction 90
  • ER and hospital utilization for dual eligible
    community-based population reduced 30
  • Arizona saved 111 million compared to FFS LTC
    Medicaid
  • Texas saved 70 million in one county
  • Florida saved 10K-15K per nursing home
    eligible enrollee per year

Unmatched clinical results
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Clinical Model Evolution
Frail, Elderly in Nursing Homes
  • Hospice/palliative care
  • Retirement Community
  • ESRD
  • AARP Medicare Supplement

Community-Based Long-Term Care Medicaid
Care One Clinical Platform
Medicare Advantage
Ovations Data Mart
Galaxy
Community-Based Medicare via Special Needs
Plans (dual eligibles)
Reaching people regardless of living setting or
payer
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Necessary Infrastructure
  • 1. Nurse Care Coordinators
  • NPs/RNs
  • Extended Team
  • Geriatrics Training
  • Management Support
  • 2. Engaged LTC Staff
  • Training support
  • 3. Engaged MDs
  • Enabling reimbursement
  • Outcomes data Transparency feedback
  • Geriatrics support
  • Accountability
  • 4. Evidence-based Care Process

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Necessary Infrastructure (contd)
  • 5. Clinical Infrastructure System
  • Early Access
  • Portability
  • Bridge sites of care
  • ePrescribing
  • 6. Enabling Financing Environment
  • Special Needs Plans
  • CMS Demos
  • 7. Data Infrastructure, Analytics Reporting
  • Appropriate measures
  • Transparency
  • 8. Effective Outreach Leadership
  • Role of Special Needs Plans
  • AAHSA, etc.
  • Care Provider Leadership Gap
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