Employee Engagement: Your Tool for Tackling Heath Care CostsDigital Measures
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My Health Care Manager CEO Alan Stanford and Take Care Advisor Owner Sue Wise presented “Adding value and revenue to your home care practice with Geriatric Care Management” at the 2010 Home Care Association of Florida (HCAF) Annual Conference June 21-25 at the Omni Orlando Resort in Florida.
This document will explain how a comprehensive wellness program works and how much money you should budget in order to have one. If you are ready to kick start health in your organization this is the right place to start.
Employee Engagement: Your Tool for Tackling Heath Care CostsDigital Measures
Everyone is concerned about increasing health care costs. This interactive session will review the various triggers that drive health care and insurance costs and cover the major communication and engagement strategies that companies use to reduce their trend. Case studies to be discussed include wellness, employee engagement and communication, benefit plan design and consumerism. Successful benefit incentive programs that support communication programs and have a quantifiable return on investment will also be discussed.
My Health Care Manager CEO Alan Stanford and Take Care Advisor Owner Sue Wise presented “Adding value and revenue to your home care practice with Geriatric Care Management” at the 2010 Home Care Association of Florida (HCAF) Annual Conference June 21-25 at the Omni Orlando Resort in Florida.
This document will explain how a comprehensive wellness program works and how much money you should budget in order to have one. If you are ready to kick start health in your organization this is the right place to start.
This educational webinar, outlined the key legal requirements that need to be considered when implementing a corporate wellness program. We will discuss successful ways that companies have developed communication with their population, to not only get them engaged, but to get them fully on board.
The rules and regulations required by HIPAA, GINA, the ADEA and the ADA will be addressed, as well as the changes brought about by PPACA. This webinar will provide the knowledge and guidance needed by first time - and long time - managers of corporate wellness programs.
This webinar will address health care reform, its effects on the corporate wellness industry, and the use of incentives and new incentive strategies to engage employees. With the changing health care market, a greater focus will be in prevention of disease and in encouraging a healthy labor force. The results of the recent healthcare reform law will have an impact on how health insurance is administered and how wellness programs will operate. New incentive strategies, using gift cards, will be a tool to get employees involved in a wellness program and to actively engage in their well being. With employee and employers working for health, they will not be as susceptible to the effects of healthcare reform.
The webinar will present the following information:
• The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and its effects on wellness
• Information about using gift cards as incentives
• Case studies that show the success of gift cards from various industries including Manufacturing, Nonprofit, Healthcare, Insurance, and Utility and Energy.
The complementary webinar, produced by the Corporate Wellness Magazine, on behalf of the Corporate Health and Wellness Association and Healthcare Reform Magazine. We will explore the benefits of incentives programs; whether you want improve efficiency and increase productivity.
Vanessa Cullerton,Senior Employee Wellness Manager of The Hillshire Brands Company (formerly Sara Lee) and Stacey Nelson, Manager of Health and Welfare from Sprint discusses the evolution of their wellness program and the innovative ways they engage employees in offering gifts cards to encourage employee participation.
Wellness programs are an effective method to maintain group health plan costs, motivate employees to take control of their health, while assisting employees lead happier, healthier and more productive lives. Employers seek solutions by offering incentives that are tangible, easily accessible and tailored to the employees work/life balance for voluntary participation.
Prior to the passage of the Affordable Care Act, navigating the legal landscape of wellness programs and incentives could be treacherous. However, the Affordable Care Act seemed to be a clear endorsement of standards-based wellness programs by the government. PPACA generated even more opportunities to get creative with these wellness programs, but it is important to understand the risks.
Our message is simple: RETHINK the way you view healthcare. Welcome to eHealth Companion, a Personal Healthcare Management System designed to help companies' of all sizes and their employees successfully transition to Consumer Directed Health Plans.
Decosimo's Shannon Farr and Anderson Busby's Amanda Busby co-presented this PowerPoint at the 2012 Tennessee Bar Association's Health Law Primer on October 3, 2012 in Brentwood, TN.
There are many options available to employers to fund their benefits program. It can be challenging to assess which option will have the most benefit for your employees and balance sheet. It is imporant for employers to evaluate their options on a regular basis and choose a funding strategy that will pose the least amount of risk to their company's financial stability.
RJF/MMA Benefits Consultant John McDonough will discuss different options available to fund heath care benefts and things that should be considered as an organization grows and the market changes.
Key discussion points:
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•Risk vs. reward
•How to affect your total cost of risk
•Regular strategic evaluation of funding sources as your company grows
A Physician's Guide to Chronic Care ManagementRenae Rossow
Learn how Chronic Care Management can impact your practice whether you choose to implement it in-house or outsource it. Now you will understand CCM and be able to make the right decision for your practice.
The webcast focuses on what Executives need to know as the Open Payments Program is fully implemented focusing on the broader implications of how to prepare for healthcare professional transparency.
Presentation from HIMSS17 shares introductory findings from Navicure's first Patient Payment Check-Up™. Conducted by HIMSS Analytics and fielded in January 2017, the national survey reveals key differences in attitudes and behavior between those billing for healthcare and those paying for it.
Developed in conjunction with the Regional Extension Center for Washington DC (eHealthDC). An archived version of the Financing your EHR System Webinar will be available soon for viewing.
This educational webinar, outlined the key legal requirements that need to be considered when implementing a corporate wellness program. We will discuss successful ways that companies have developed communication with their population, to not only get them engaged, but to get them fully on board.
The rules and regulations required by HIPAA, GINA, the ADEA and the ADA will be addressed, as well as the changes brought about by PPACA. This webinar will provide the knowledge and guidance needed by first time - and long time - managers of corporate wellness programs.
This webinar will address health care reform, its effects on the corporate wellness industry, and the use of incentives and new incentive strategies to engage employees. With the changing health care market, a greater focus will be in prevention of disease and in encouraging a healthy labor force. The results of the recent healthcare reform law will have an impact on how health insurance is administered and how wellness programs will operate. New incentive strategies, using gift cards, will be a tool to get employees involved in a wellness program and to actively engage in their well being. With employee and employers working for health, they will not be as susceptible to the effects of healthcare reform.
The webinar will present the following information:
• The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and its effects on wellness
• Information about using gift cards as incentives
• Case studies that show the success of gift cards from various industries including Manufacturing, Nonprofit, Healthcare, Insurance, and Utility and Energy.
The complementary webinar, produced by the Corporate Wellness Magazine, on behalf of the Corporate Health and Wellness Association and Healthcare Reform Magazine. We will explore the benefits of incentives programs; whether you want improve efficiency and increase productivity.
Vanessa Cullerton,Senior Employee Wellness Manager of The Hillshire Brands Company (formerly Sara Lee) and Stacey Nelson, Manager of Health and Welfare from Sprint discusses the evolution of their wellness program and the innovative ways they engage employees in offering gifts cards to encourage employee participation.
Wellness programs are an effective method to maintain group health plan costs, motivate employees to take control of their health, while assisting employees lead happier, healthier and more productive lives. Employers seek solutions by offering incentives that are tangible, easily accessible and tailored to the employees work/life balance for voluntary participation.
Prior to the passage of the Affordable Care Act, navigating the legal landscape of wellness programs and incentives could be treacherous. However, the Affordable Care Act seemed to be a clear endorsement of standards-based wellness programs by the government. PPACA generated even more opportunities to get creative with these wellness programs, but it is important to understand the risks.
Our message is simple: RETHINK the way you view healthcare. Welcome to eHealth Companion, a Personal Healthcare Management System designed to help companies' of all sizes and their employees successfully transition to Consumer Directed Health Plans.
Decosimo's Shannon Farr and Anderson Busby's Amanda Busby co-presented this PowerPoint at the 2012 Tennessee Bar Association's Health Law Primer on October 3, 2012 in Brentwood, TN.
There are many options available to employers to fund their benefits program. It can be challenging to assess which option will have the most benefit for your employees and balance sheet. It is imporant for employers to evaluate their options on a regular basis and choose a funding strategy that will pose the least amount of risk to their company's financial stability.
RJF/MMA Benefits Consultant John McDonough will discuss different options available to fund heath care benefts and things that should be considered as an organization grows and the market changes.
Key discussion points:
•Different funding mechanisms to fit your environment
•Risk vs. reward
•How to affect your total cost of risk
•Regular strategic evaluation of funding sources as your company grows
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Presentation from HIMSS17 shares introductory findings from Navicure's first Patient Payment Check-Up™. Conducted by HIMSS Analytics and fielded in January 2017, the national survey reveals key differences in attitudes and behavior between those billing for healthcare and those paying for it.
Developed in conjunction with the Regional Extension Center for Washington DC (eHealthDC). An archived version of the Financing your EHR System Webinar will be available soon for viewing.
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Review posts submitted by your classmates. In your responses, propo.docxmichael591
Review posts submitted by your classmates. In your responses, propose suggestions and/or alternate options to strengthen and support the response to the director.
Post #1 Savannah Ventura
As the head of physician contracting at a small community hospital, I have been asked to evaluate whether the hospital should shift its employed physicians away from an annual salary model and into a model that incentivizes quality outcomes. The physicians currently employed by the hospital are paid on salary without any quality or outcome incentives; however, area physicians with hospital privileges used by medical groups are compensated for quality outcomes instead of an annual salary. The first step in approaching the request from the director of contracting, my boss, compares results from doctors paid by salary to those paid by incentives based on quality outcomes (Teitelbaum & Wilensky, 2017). If quality outcome results are better for incentivized physicians, then the change should be recommended and started.
For decades, healthcare costs in America have escalated without comparable improvements in quality (Ryan, Burgess, PEsko, Borden, & Dimick, 2015). Current federal and private policies have turned to a Pay-for-Performance (P4P) model to introduce more powerful incentives for improving care. Physicians get bonuses for meeting certain quality of care standards. These standards can range from demonstrating that they have done procedures that ought to be part of a thorough physical, such as taking blood pressure, to producing a positive health outcome, such as a performance target like lower cholesterol (Herzer & Pronovost, 2015).
Potential competing stakeholder values can affect the direction in which the organization should go. Organizations that put stakeholders' interests ahead of profits generate greater workforce engagement and thus deliver the superior financial results that they have made a secondary goal. At first glance, this may seem counterintuitive until the business is looked at as an ecosystem composed of groups that cooperate to maximize value creation and compete to realize their share of that value. No system can thrive if one member group continually benefits at the expense of others. Any unfairness in treatment will result in suppliers prioritizing other customers, staff leaving to work for other companies, or customers defecting to other suppliers or shareholders selling. In this context, the strategy is the art of balancing how value is shared among different stakeholders so that overall value creation is maximized. It aims to sustain superior profitability over the long run rather than maximize it in the short term (Ryan et al., 2015).
A stepwise plan to respond to the director's request should include the following: start a compensation committee; initiate a pilot plan, optional to physicians between the old plan and the new plan; begin pilot on the primary care arena first; initiate compensation plan with existing incent.
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There is a very cool animation of DPC growth in the full video. See it here: http://video.hint.com/zak-holdsworth-the-expanding-dpc
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See the full session at: http://video.hint.com/guy-friedman-the-changing
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See the full session at: http://video.hint.com/dr-kathryn-dreger-to-measure-or-not
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Watch the full session at: http://video.hint.com/dr-erik-miller-the-evolution-of-the
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Chris Larson, DO - Employers & DPC: How to Guide - DPC Summit 2018
1.
2. Employers & DPC:
How to Guide
Chris Larson, DO
Submit your questions to: aafp3.cnf.io
3. Activity Disclaimer
The material presented here is being made available by the DPC Summit Co-organizers for educational
purposes only. This material is not intended to represent the only, nor necessarily best, methods or
processes appropriate for the practice models discussed. Rather, it is intended to present statements and
opinions of the faculty that may be helpful to others in similar situations.
Any performance data from any direct primary care practices cited herein is intended for purposes of
illustration only and should not be viewed as a recommendation of how to conduct your practice.
The DPC Summit Co-Organizers disclaim liability for damages or claims that might arise out of the use of the
materials presented herein, whether asserted by a physician or any other person. While the DPC Summit
Co-Organizers have attempted to ensure the accuracy of the data presented here, these materials may
contain information and/or opinions developed by others, and their inclusion here does not necessarily imply
endorsement by any of the DPC Summit Co-Organizers.
The DPC Summit Co-Organizers are not making any recommendation of how you should conduct your
practice or any guarantee regarding the financial viability of DPC conversion or practice.
4. Faculty Disclosure
It is the policy of the DPC Summit Co-Organizers that all individuals in a position to
control content disclose any relationships with commercial interests upon
nomination/invitation of participation. Disclosure documents are reviewed for potential
conflict of interest (COI), and if identified, conflicts are resolved prior to confirmation of
participation. Only those participants who had no conflict of interest or who agreed to an
identified resolution process prior to their participation were involved in this CME activity.
All faculty in a position to control content for this session have indicated they
have no relevant financial relationships to disclose.
The content of this material/presentation in this CME activity will not include discussion of
unapproved or investigational uses of products or devices.
5. Learning Objectives
• Describe the various methods and processes that direct primary
care (DPC) practices have established to engage employers in
their community. Understand the HITECH Act, and how it may
be used to by patients as a right to obtain private & transparent
pricing.
• Understand the expected difference in utilization of DPC
services between an employer based population versus private
patients.
• Discuss developing working relationships between DPC
businesses and health insurance brokers.
7. Which aspect of DPC is most important
to you?
A. Autonomy
B. Patient Panel Size
C. Physician Salary
D. Job Satisfaction
E. Other
8. Live Content Slide
When playing as a slideshow, this slide will display live content
Poll: Which aspect of DPC is most important to you?
9. Which aspect of working with employers
would be most concerning to you?
a) Being paid by someone other than my patient
b) Giving encounter data to employer or administrator
c) Being paid less per person vs my private patients
d) Employer may control a substantial portion of my
revenue
e) Other
10. Live Content Slide
When playing as a slideshow, this slide will display live content
Poll: Which aspect of working with employers would be most
concerning to you?
22. Broker Compensation
• % of Total Premiums Moving to Per Employer Per Month (PEPM)
• 2-3% Large Groups
• 4-5% Medium Groups
• Up to 8% Small Groups
• Retention Bonus, New Business Bonus- Additional 3-10% of
Premiums
• Supplemental Insurance- Average 30-40% year 1, then 6-10%
beyond
• Life Insurance
• Short or Long-Term Disability
• Hospital Indemnity
27. Working With Brokers
• Don’t Pay For Referrals
• Fee-Splitting Applies
• Offer Referrals
• Geography May Lead to Increased DPC Value
• Broker May See DPC as a Risk
• Offer to go to Business Meetings with Them (you give them
credibility)
• Speak at Their Client Events
29. Employer Incentives
• ≥ 50 Employees Must Offer Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC)
Insurance or Better
• Fully Insured Employers with 1-100 Employees are Community
Rated
• Save Money
• Offer a Richer Benefit
• Offer a Name Brand
• Offer Access
• Minimize Disruptions
• Make Decisions with only Executives in Mind
30. Engaging Employers- Small
• Use Personal Network and the Network of Current Patients
• Social Networks
• Chamber of Commerce
• Business and Trade Associations
• Austin Independent Business Association
• Austin Regional Manufacturers Association
• Speak at Conferences
• State of Reform- Texas
• Daisy Chain Business Clients
• Business Vendors
• Vistage
31. Engaging Employers- Large
• Skip HR (if possible)
• Work with Broker
• Health Benefit
• Property/Casualty
• Speak C-suite Terms
• ROI, P&L Responsibility (CFO Magazine)
• They’ll Want Multiple Doctors
• They’ll Want a Plan for Remote Employees
• Come with a Fully Integrated Health Plan
• Prospecting- https://www.miedge.biz/
32. Contract with Employer
• Accept only one Payment for Monthly Membership- From Employer
• Define Minimum Acceptable Number
• Offer a Discount
• Term and Termination
• Patient Protocols
• Make Sure Patient is Given “Notice of Privacy Practices”
• Sign Agreement with the Patient
• Decide how you will Handle Urgent Issue with Patient that Hasn’t Come for
Initial Visit
33. When Can Employer Safely Pay for DPC
with Pre-Tax Dollars?
• Traditional Major Medical Corporate Health Plan Where DPC
is Part of the Premium
• ACA Compliant Health Plan with HRA that Details Ability to
Pay for DPC
• Group Health Plan with MEC Where DPC is Paid For by the
Plan (as Premium), not by the Employer
34. Employer Plans
• Sedera
• Corporate Health Sharing
• Austin, TX
• Allied
• Third Party Administrator
• Overland Park, KS
• Entrust
• Third Party Administrator
• Houston, TX
35. Sedera
• Medical Cost Sharing for Corporations
• Members in 33 States
• Initial Unsharable Amount = IUA
$500 IUA $1,000 IUA
Employee <30 $168 $133
Employee ≥30 $213 $166
Monthly Cost
36. Sedera
• Discount for DPC
• Not Insurance
• Multiple Restrictions on Cost Sharing
• Including Pre-Existing Conditions, Chronic Meds
37.
38. Allied National
• Plans sit Alongside DPC, Utilize Reference Based Pricing, No
Direct Contracting and Offer Discount if Employer Utilizes DPC
• 180 Patients
• 30 Employers
• Have Focused on Employers with <50 Employees
Dan Meylan- dmeylan@alliednational.com
39. Entrust
Plans Integrate with DPC, Utilize Reference Based Pricing with
Safe Harbor hospitals
• 5,000 patients (Includes Dependents)
• 39 Employers
• Average of 110 Employees
• Have Focused on Employers with >50 Employees
• Largest Employer has 600 Employees
David Jacobson- djacobson@entrustinc.com
40. Plan Integrates and Leverages DPC
• DPC included within Plan and is a Part of the Premium Paid
• Co-pay up to Covered at 100%
• Labs
• Basic and Advanced Imaging
• Home Sleep Study
• Safe Harbor Hospitals
41. My MD Connect
• Physician Practice that Contracts Between TPA and
Independent DPC Physician
• Supports Sales Process
• Supports On Site Visits
• Supports Basic Data Transfer to any TPA
• Single Point of Contact for Employer
Jeremy Smith, MD- jsmith@mymdconnect.com
42. Full vs Virtual DPC
Service Full DPC Virtual DPC
24/7 Access Yes Yes
Extended Visits Yes Yes
Cash Based Discounts Yes Yes
Medical Management Yes Yes
Rx Management Yes Yes
Formulary Insight Yes Yes
Care Coordination Yes Yes
In Office Procedures/Tests Yes No
Face-to-Face Visits Yes No
43. Employer Populations vs Individuals
• Adverse Selection- When Buyers have Better (More)
Information than Sellers
• Utilization- Will be Lower When an Entire Population is Granted
Access to DPC vs only Those that Opt in and Pay for it
Themselves.
46. My MD Connect
• Codes Transfered to Third Party Administrator and Then to
Employer
• 1= Intake Form Completed by Patient
• 2=Assessed & Diagnosed Medical Issue
• 3=Virtual Communication with Patient
• 4=Avoided Specialty Consult Visit
• 5=Avoided Urgent Care Visit
• 6=Avoided ER Visit
47. My MD Connect
• Full and Virtual DPC
• Treat Employer Patients as You Would Treat Your Own
• Attend and Speak at Enrollment Meetings to Explain Your Services
• Virtual DPC
• Attend Onsite Intake and Follow Up Visits
• 1-3 Visits Per Year
• Doctor Paid for Visits
• Vital Signs, Blood Draws, Minor Physical Exam, Short Discussions
48. “All the forces in the world
are not so powerful as an
idea
whose time has come.”
VICTOR HUGO
49. Questions?
Submit your questions to:
aafp3.cnf.io
Don’t forget to evaluate
this session!
Contact Information
Chris Larson, DO
CLARSON@EUPHORAHEALTH.COM