This SlideShare is a summary of the 1st Session of The Leadership Edge. It encourages the TLE participant to take action with team members to deliver Triple Aim Value
2. 2
“If the rate of change on the outside . . .
Exceeds the rate of change on the inside . . .
the end is in sight.”
3. 3
Health care world IS CHANGING dramatically . . .
How can you SUCCEED . . .
MAKE CHANGES in practice ALIGNED
with THE DEMANDS of CHANGING market.
Mergers . . . Acquisitions . . . Powerful Decision Makers
BCBS-Cigna . . . Aetna-Human . . . United Health Group-Optum
Integrated Health Systems . . . ACOs . . . PCMHs
More Regulations . . . Compliance . . . Higher Taxes
Value Based Models . . . Financial Risk Sharing . . . Triple AIm
Outcomes . . . Patient Engagement . . . Collaboration
4. 4
Work within Bundled Payments
Manage Care to Get
BEST Outcomes
Deliver
Triple Aim Value
Manage Case
Rate Payments
Optimize Care and Finances
Based on Payment Model
Develop Innovative Collaborative
Care Models with other Providers
Remote Visits
with Technology
Use Telehealth
Collaborate
with others
Develop Relationships with
Powerful Decision Makers
9. 9
Health Care Reform and Value
Therapy Can Be a VALUE Added SOLUTION
Many
Not
Covered
Provider
Shortage
ACA
Forces
Change
Health
Plans
Force
Change
Must
Lower
TCOC
Demand
Real
VALUE
Demand
Risk
Sharing
50%
Wasted
$$High
$$$$
TCOC
MSK is
17%
TCOC MRI
Surgery
Drive $$
PT
Primary
Care
Early
Therapy
Lowers
TCOC
Therapists
Get Great
Results
10. 10
Health Care Reform and Value
Therapy Can Be a VALUE Added SOLUTION
Connecting These
REALITIES
Brings Therapy Practices
Great Opportunities . . .
But only if we
Deliver VALUE
11. BIG is Strong
2
Grow or
Die
Key Points
1. Market Realities
show PT is a Value
solution
14. Consolidation
4 Health Plans
BCBS, HP, Medica, PreferredOne
4 ACOs Twin Cities
Allina, Fairview, HP-Park Nic, Health East/Entira
4 ACOs Outstate
Essentia, CentraCare, Sanford, Mayo
3 Large Ortho Practices Twin Cities
TCO, Summit, Tria
15. Health Care Reform and Value
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3
Volume to..
Value
Volume Value
180°
Incentives
Key Points
1. Market Realities
show PT is a Value
solution
2. If you don’t grow,
you die; payors and
providers are
consolidating to gain
strength of size
16. The Health Care Delivery System is
moving away from Fee for Service to
Value Based Models
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Volume Based
Fee for Service
The More You Do
The More You Get Paid
Value Based
Models
The Better the Outcome
The Better the Payments
180°
Financial Incentives
Health Care Reform and Value
18. Health Care Reform and Value
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Decision Makers
Government
Health Plans
ACOs & Medical Homes
Business & Individuals
Innovation
Integration
Care Model Change
Technology Efficiencies
Risk Sharing Models
Triple Aim
Measurable Quality
An Exceptional Patient
Experience
Lower TCOC
Value
Outcomes
Patient Centeredness &
Collaboration
Care Management
Reality of Power Strategy
Your Mission Your Culture
19. 19
Health Care Reform and Value
4
Commodity
Syndrome
Key Points
1. Market Realities
Show PT is a Value
solution
2. If you don’t grow,
you die; payors and
providers are
consolidating to gain
strength of size
3. Changing to Value
Based Models built
around The Triple
Aim
20. 20
Commodity
Syndrome
Seek
Win-Win
Adopt TCOC
Approach
Prove Reduce
MSK Costs
Fight with
Payors . . .
Payors Win
Silo Mentality
of
Cost Control
High Profile
Provides get
Focus
Therapists
Viewed as
Ancillary to MDs
Few Therapists
Can Negotiate
with Plans
Therapists Lack
Innovative
Solutions
Primary Care
for MSK
Deliver Size
and Value
Innovate to
Meet HC Needs
21. 21
Health Care Reform and Value
Understand
their
problem
Respect
their
INTERESTS
Understand
their
NEEDS
Determine
Solution
They Don’t
Even See
Exceed
Their
Expectations
In Working with the
Powerful Decision Makers
22. 22
Health Care Reform and Value
ChanGe
Is Hard
Resist
Fail
OK
Good
Great
Key Points
1. Market Realities
Show PT is a Value
solution
2. If you don’t grow,
you die; payors and
providers are
consolidating to gain
strength of size
3. Changing to Value
Based Models built
around The Triple
Aim
4. Overcome
Commodity
Syndrome by
creating size,
delivering value, and
sharing risk
23. 23
Health Care Reform and Value
Change? Lots of it . . .
Care Model
Collaboration
Manage YOUR
Care
Decisions
Outcomes
Discharge
Planning
Delegation
Communication
Population Health
vs Rehab
Resist
Fail
OK
Good
Great
24. 24
Most People
Struggle with
Change and
Need Leaders
to Guide Them
and Managers
to Help Them
5-10%
Hate It!
Resist It!
Try to Make
It Fail!
15-20%
Hate It!
Resist It!
30-40%
Go with the Flow
But Won’t Try to
Convert Resistors
15-20%
Embrace
Change
Convert
Resistors
5-10%
Love it!
I’m Your
Change
Champion
20-30%
Hold You
Back
50-70%
Take Your
Time
20-30%
Will Help
You
Health Care Reform and Value
How People Respond to Change
25. 25
Health Care Reform and Value
Resist
Fail
OK
Good
Great
Leaders
&
High Performance Teams
26. What Can You Do . . .
Triple Aim Value
Achieve excellent FOTO outcomes
Deliver an exceptional experience for patients
Help patients achieve their goals, reduce costly services
If You are Not Growing, You’re Dying
Help your practice grow new and loyal patients
Connect with Powerful Decision Makers
Build relationships with those who choose your clinic
Embrace & Lead Change
Lead . . . Help your team make innovative changes
26
Tie it Together
27. 1. Have discussions with your team at a
monthly staff meetings . . .
How can we – as a team – deliver each aspect of
the Triple Aim?
How do you manage patient expectations and care
after asking each patient ‘what are the two most
important goals you want to achieve with me in
therapy’?
How can we help patients make good decisions
about the interventions they seek from other
providers?
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PLAN . . . Take Action