This document discusses the rise of urgent care and primary care physician (PCP) services, and the hidden battle for control occurring in this market. It notes that payers are increasingly focused on identifying and reducing "low-value care" that does not improve outcomes, in order to lower costs. Using government benchmark data and analytics tools, payers and risk-bearing organizations aim to determine which providers offer high or low value care, and establish networks focused on high-value providers. Reducing low-value services can significantly reduce total medical spending.
How to transition intelligently into risk-sharing arrangements by understanding the characteristics of government population and practice pattern analysis. A presentation from Joshua Rosenthal, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer and Co-Founder at RowdMap, Inc., on how doctors and hospitals can use newly released government data to intelligently transition into risk-sharing arrangements and delivering an analysis of providers and their performance against national and regional benchmarks for unnecessary spend and no value care at the 2015 national conference of CAPG – The Voice of Accountable Physicians Group.
RowdMap's Laura Sandman showcases RowdMap's Risk-Readiness® Benchmarks at Health Datapalooza along side the Aetna Foundation and Xerox.
RowdMap's use open health data to profile the low value care vs high value care of providers and what will hinder or drive their success in risk arrangements or pay for value programs.
RowdMap’s Risk-Readiness® Benchmarks help health plans, physician groups, and hospital systems identify, quantify, and reduce no-value care that physicians deliver—a central tenet of successful pay-for-value programs.
Providers use RowdMap to manage internal variation, to identify partners for risk arrangements, and to match physicians to risk.
An Ernst and Young EY Entrepreneur Of The Year®, RowdMap helps providers and payers identify, quantify and reduce low-value care in 46 states covering over 91 million patients and members and is a partner of US News and World Reports.
A summary of No-Value and Low-Value care and Risk-Readiness for succeeding in pay for value programs. CMS is paying on it, the media is reporting on it, consumers are demanding it and RowdMap has it. What would you do if you knew who would succeed in risk arrangement and value-based payments. An Ernst and Young EY Entrepreneur Of The Year®, RowdMap helps providers and payers identify, quantify and reduce low-value care in 46 states covering over 91 million patients and members and is a partner of US News and World Reports.
Key Panel from AcademyHealth & HHS Datapalooza Session with Susan Dentzer, CEO @ NEHI; Sachin Jain, CEO @ CareMore; Jaewon Ryu, CMO @ Geisinger; Joshua Rosenthal, CSO @ RowdMap on High-Value Care
RowdMap, Inc. joined the Rothman Institute at the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) 2015 National Conference on using government benchmark data to identify and capture hidden value for physicians entering value-based risk arrangements.
Joshua Rosenthal, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer and Co-Founder at RowdMap, Inc., joined Mike West, Chief Executive Officer at the Rothman Institute to jointly speak on how doctors can use newly released government data to identify and capture hidden value to succeed in value based risk arrangements. The presentation entitled, “Capturing Your Hidden Value: Using Newly Released Government Benchmark Data to Select Value Programs and Negotiate Risk Arrangements,” was delivered at the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) 2015 National Conference.
Using Newly Released Government Health Data Key for Doctors Considering Traditional, Next-Gen or Virtual Accountable Care Organizations versus Bundled Payments or Capitation. Presentation delivered at Florida Association of Accountable Care Organizations.
How to transition intelligently into risk-sharing arrangements by understanding the characteristics of government population and practice pattern analysis. A presentation from Joshua Rosenthal, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer and Co-Founder at RowdMap, Inc., on how doctors and hospitals can use newly released government data to intelligently transition into risk-sharing arrangements and delivering an analysis of providers and their performance against national and regional benchmarks for unnecessary spend and no value care at the 2015 national conference of CAPG – The Voice of Accountable Physicians Group.
RowdMap's Laura Sandman showcases RowdMap's Risk-Readiness® Benchmarks at Health Datapalooza along side the Aetna Foundation and Xerox.
RowdMap's use open health data to profile the low value care vs high value care of providers and what will hinder or drive their success in risk arrangements or pay for value programs.
RowdMap’s Risk-Readiness® Benchmarks help health plans, physician groups, and hospital systems identify, quantify, and reduce no-value care that physicians deliver—a central tenet of successful pay-for-value programs.
Providers use RowdMap to manage internal variation, to identify partners for risk arrangements, and to match physicians to risk.
An Ernst and Young EY Entrepreneur Of The Year®, RowdMap helps providers and payers identify, quantify and reduce low-value care in 46 states covering over 91 million patients and members and is a partner of US News and World Reports.
A summary of No-Value and Low-Value care and Risk-Readiness for succeeding in pay for value programs. CMS is paying on it, the media is reporting on it, consumers are demanding it and RowdMap has it. What would you do if you knew who would succeed in risk arrangement and value-based payments. An Ernst and Young EY Entrepreneur Of The Year®, RowdMap helps providers and payers identify, quantify and reduce low-value care in 46 states covering over 91 million patients and members and is a partner of US News and World Reports.
Key Panel from AcademyHealth & HHS Datapalooza Session with Susan Dentzer, CEO @ NEHI; Sachin Jain, CEO @ CareMore; Jaewon Ryu, CMO @ Geisinger; Joshua Rosenthal, CSO @ RowdMap on High-Value Care
RowdMap, Inc. joined the Rothman Institute at the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) 2015 National Conference on using government benchmark data to identify and capture hidden value for physicians entering value-based risk arrangements.
Joshua Rosenthal, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer and Co-Founder at RowdMap, Inc., joined Mike West, Chief Executive Officer at the Rothman Institute to jointly speak on how doctors can use newly released government data to identify and capture hidden value to succeed in value based risk arrangements. The presentation entitled, “Capturing Your Hidden Value: Using Newly Released Government Benchmark Data to Select Value Programs and Negotiate Risk Arrangements,” was delivered at the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) 2015 National Conference.
Using Newly Released Government Health Data Key for Doctors Considering Traditional, Next-Gen or Virtual Accountable Care Organizations versus Bundled Payments or Capitation. Presentation delivered at Florida Association of Accountable Care Organizations.
RowdMap delivered a presentation at the California Association of Health Plans around designing networks around Risk-Readiness. Rather than cutting providers the key is to identify which physicians will work in which arrangements. As Fee for Service is sunset, match doctors, value propositions and pay for value arrangements will turn networks from a need to have to a strategic advantage and building strong relationships with the right docs is key.
RowdMap, Inc. soke with HCSC Health Care Service Corporation at America’s Health Insurance Plans, 2015 National Conferences on Medicare and Medicaid and Dual Eligibles Summit on using government benchmark data to create a risk-ready network to succeed in value-based market.
Bryant Hutson, Senior Client Strategist at RowdMap, Inc., and David Goodson, Vice President, Enterprise Medicare, Health Care Service Corporation, spoke together on how health plans can use newly released government data to create a risk-ready network to succeed in value-based markets. The presentation entitled, “Network as Strategic Advantage: Curating a Risk-Ready Network to Succeed in a Value-Based Market” was delivered at the America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), 2015 National Conferences on Medicare and Medicaid and Dual Eligibles Summit.
Population health makes financial sense when you capture value through pay for value arrangements. But the key to that is getting your network in shape to succeed in risk arrangements. Newly released government benchmark data allows providers and payers to determine who well they will succeed and how to succeed in pay for value and risk arrangements. Data have revolutionized technology and other verticals, now open data from the government and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services comes to healthcare. Virtually every provider in the US and their practice patterns and referrals are available with no IT integration needed.
Presentation mat at CAPG 2015 Colloquium.
Thirty cents of every dollar goes to no and low value care. While that drove billing in FFS service, success in value based arrangements comes from mitigating it by matching your practice patters with the right arrangements and payer partners. Often providers delivering the best care have hidden value that traditional utilization reviews and unit cost analysis don’t uncover. Fortunately, the newly-released HHS government benchmark data allow providers to pick the right risk arrangements and identify their exact contributions to payers.
Attend this session to learn what public government data is available to help providers move to risk, how payers and providers are using it to successful negotiate and manage capitation.
Summary of open data and using it to benchmark providers to driver membership in government ACA programs. Delivered by Ashley Distler and Bryant Hutson of RowdMap at AHIP.
This New York Medicaid Nursing Facility Case Mix Seminar discusses the necessary documentation needed to support the assigned Medicaid RUG to ensure accurate reimbursement for care provided. New York OMIG Auditors are focused on auditing "high risk" Medicaid Case Mix MDSs for Nursing Facilities with a change in CMI by more than five percent for 2012.
1. Learn to identify the specific components of NY RUG-III 53 categories.
2. Learn to identify high risk NY RUG-III 53 categories.
3. Learn to identify documentation requirements to support the RUG components.
4. Learn to identify strategies for organization of the Medical Record in preparation for OMIG Audits.
Principles and Pracitces of Accountable Care TransformationHealth Catalyst
Facing the most sweeping payment transformation in history, healthcare systems are balancing two competing mandates: build the competencies needed to succeed under value-based payment models while remaining financially viable in the current fee-for-service landscape. Across the next decade, changing payment models will drive a fundamental transformation in care delivery, emphasizing dramatically lower costs and improvements in quality. While this final destination is clear, today’s health care leaders face high stakes and a great deal of uncertainty as they architect the path for their organizations' survival and success not only under value-based payment, but—critically—during the transition period.
Join Marie Dunn, Director of Analytics, as she outlines the key near-term priorities for health care organizations transitioning to value-based payment models, with a particular focus on the importance of leveraging data to drive effective decision making. She will also use Health Catalyst solutions to demonstrate these principles.
Marie will cover:
State of the transition from fee-for-service to value-based payment models
Near-term priorities for organizations looking to build the competencies to successfully manage at-risk contracts, including:
At-risk contract management: monitor performance against contractual requirements and leverage data to drive payer negotiations.
Network management: reduce leakage and improve referral patterns and network composition.
Care management: focus care team efforts by leveraging data to identify the patients in greatest need of support.
Performance monitoring: identify opportunities to improve performance on quality measures, like the ACO quality measures.
Strategies for balancing near-term priorities with long-term efforts to drive care transformation across the delivery system
Predicting Hospital Readmission Using CascadingCascading
Michael Covert will examine how Healthcare Providers are finding ways to use Big Data analytics to reduce readmission rates and improve operational efficiency while complying with regulatory mandates.
Four Keys to Increase Healthcare Market ShareHealth Catalyst
With leadership alignment, easy access to data, and a roadmap to reach their objectives, health systems can drastically increase revenue and grow market share by applying four principles:
Key 1. Alignment.
Key 2. Vehicles.
Key 3: Five tools: access to data, data acumen; finance, vision to execution, and prioritizing outcomes.
Key 4: Education.
Access to the right data can drive changes that generate $48M in revenue, surpassing the year three market share goals in year two.
Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program: Keys to SuccessHealth Catalyst
Avoidable readmissions are a major financial major problem for the healthcare industry, especially for government payers. To tackle this problem, CMS launched the Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program (HRRP). While some hospitals may be able to absorb the financial penalties under HRRP, they still need to track increasingly complex reporting metrics. Most tracking solutions are inadequate for today’s complicated reporting needs. A healthcare enterprise data warehouse and analytics applications, however, are designed to solve the numerous reporting burdens. When used together, they also deliver a robust solution that enables hospitals to track and drive real cost and quality improvement initiatives, all without the need for users to be technical experts.
Five Action Items to Improve HCC Coding Accuracy and Risk Adjustment With Ana...Health Catalyst
A hot topic in healthcare right now, especially in the medical coding world is the Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC) risk adjustment model and how accurate coding affects healthcare organizations’ reimbursement.
With almost one third of Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans, it’s more important than ever for healthcare organizations to pay attention to this model and make sure physicians are coding diagnoses appropriately to ensure fair compensation. This article walks through basics of the risk adjustment model, why coding accuracy is so important, and five action items for interdisciplinary work groups to take. They include:
Having an accurate problem list.
Ensuring patients are seen in each calendar year.
Improving decision support and EMR optimization.
Widespread education and communication.
Tracking performance and identifying opportunities.
Interoperability in Healthcare: Making the Most of FHIRHealth Catalyst
With the CMS and ONC March 2020 endorsement of HL7 FHIR R4, FHIR is positioned to grow from a niche application programming interface (API) standard to a common API framework. With broader adoption, FHIR promises to support expanding healthcare interoperability and prepare the industry for complex use cases by addressing significant challenges:
Engaging consumers.
Sharing data with modern standards.
Building a solid foundation for healthcare interoperability.
Emergency Department Quality Improvement Transforming the Delivery of CareHealth Catalyst
Overcrowding in the emergency department has been associated with increased inpatient mortality, increased length of stay, and increased costs for admitted patients. ED wait times and patients who leave without seeing a qualified medical provider are indicators of overcrowding. A data-driven system approach is needed to address these problems and redesign the delivery of emergency care.
This article explores common problems in emergency care and insights into embarking on a successful quality improvement journey to transform care delivery in the ED, including an exploration of the following topics:
A four-step approach to redesigning the delivery of emergency care.
Understanding ED performance.
Revising High-Impact Workflows.
Revising Staffing Patterns.
Setting Leadership Expectations.
Improving the Patient Experience.
Creating a Data-Driven Research Ecosystem with Patients at the CenterHealth Catalyst
As patient data because one of the healthcare industry’s most valuable assets, organizations are establishing new practices around accessing and handling data. In question is the practice of de-identifying patient data for widespread cross-organizational data collaboration without compromising patient privacy. But because deeper and richer data drives better clinical understanding and, ultimately, better outcomes, does separating patients from their health data and how it’s used give researchers and developers the best insights? Or do data users risk losing critical connection with the patients and insights into therapies their lives, disease, treatments, and deaths that contribute to new therapeutic approaches?
It’s time to consider a progressive approach to patient data that keeps the patients involved by informing them when and how their data is used to earn trust and engagement, making patients partners in data-driven healthcare transformation.
The Top Three Healthcare Financial Trends in 2017: Payment Transitions, Disru...Health Catalyst
Influential healthcare financial trends in 2017 emerged in three areas:
Transitions in payment.
Disruption from familiar players and newcomers.
Emerging data skillsets.
Uncertainty has been a common theme for 2017. Organizations continue waiting for clarity on the future of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), while working to implement value-based care. Changes from established healthcare organizations as well as the arrival of prominent newcomers (e.g., Amazon) add to the unsettled outlook, as do emerging data skillsets. Amid the uncertainty, however, healthcare is clearly continuing on the path to patient-centered care. Organizations best positioned for 2018 will understand their performance in 2017’s top three healthcare financial trends as they evaluate their preparedness for the coming year.
Employers are always looking for ways to reduce one of their biggest expenditures–the cost of providing health insurance to employees. Many employers have explored solutions such as adding wellness plans, reducing usage, and providing different provider access mechanisms, all with modest success.
Stemming the rising costs of health insurance requires management to understand and improve healthcare outcomes for their employee and dependent populations. Changing the future of employer health insurance will require a multi-faceted approach:
Driving additional value by reducing utilization of healthcare services within these employer populations.
Utilizing a wider lens through which to view performance of various providers, then making decisions based on those who are consistently providing low cost, high quality care.
Employer will need to combine their data with other companies across a geographic region to get a better picture of the provider landscape than has ever been possible before.
Presentation at Health:Further Summit. RowdMap on using market forces to create public good. Overview of challenges and solutions in healthcare innovation. Example focuses on High-value care for health plans, physicians and hospitals and consumers as payment models move from Fee for Service to Pay for Value.
RowdMap delivered a presentation at the California Association of Health Plans around designing networks around Risk-Readiness. Rather than cutting providers the key is to identify which physicians will work in which arrangements. As Fee for Service is sunset, match doctors, value propositions and pay for value arrangements will turn networks from a need to have to a strategic advantage and building strong relationships with the right docs is key.
RowdMap, Inc. soke with HCSC Health Care Service Corporation at America’s Health Insurance Plans, 2015 National Conferences on Medicare and Medicaid and Dual Eligibles Summit on using government benchmark data to create a risk-ready network to succeed in value-based market.
Bryant Hutson, Senior Client Strategist at RowdMap, Inc., and David Goodson, Vice President, Enterprise Medicare, Health Care Service Corporation, spoke together on how health plans can use newly released government data to create a risk-ready network to succeed in value-based markets. The presentation entitled, “Network as Strategic Advantage: Curating a Risk-Ready Network to Succeed in a Value-Based Market” was delivered at the America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), 2015 National Conferences on Medicare and Medicaid and Dual Eligibles Summit.
Population health makes financial sense when you capture value through pay for value arrangements. But the key to that is getting your network in shape to succeed in risk arrangements. Newly released government benchmark data allows providers and payers to determine who well they will succeed and how to succeed in pay for value and risk arrangements. Data have revolutionized technology and other verticals, now open data from the government and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services comes to healthcare. Virtually every provider in the US and their practice patterns and referrals are available with no IT integration needed.
Presentation mat at CAPG 2015 Colloquium.
Thirty cents of every dollar goes to no and low value care. While that drove billing in FFS service, success in value based arrangements comes from mitigating it by matching your practice patters with the right arrangements and payer partners. Often providers delivering the best care have hidden value that traditional utilization reviews and unit cost analysis don’t uncover. Fortunately, the newly-released HHS government benchmark data allow providers to pick the right risk arrangements and identify their exact contributions to payers.
Attend this session to learn what public government data is available to help providers move to risk, how payers and providers are using it to successful negotiate and manage capitation.
Summary of open data and using it to benchmark providers to driver membership in government ACA programs. Delivered by Ashley Distler and Bryant Hutson of RowdMap at AHIP.
This New York Medicaid Nursing Facility Case Mix Seminar discusses the necessary documentation needed to support the assigned Medicaid RUG to ensure accurate reimbursement for care provided. New York OMIG Auditors are focused on auditing "high risk" Medicaid Case Mix MDSs for Nursing Facilities with a change in CMI by more than five percent for 2012.
1. Learn to identify the specific components of NY RUG-III 53 categories.
2. Learn to identify high risk NY RUG-III 53 categories.
3. Learn to identify documentation requirements to support the RUG components.
4. Learn to identify strategies for organization of the Medical Record in preparation for OMIG Audits.
Principles and Pracitces of Accountable Care TransformationHealth Catalyst
Facing the most sweeping payment transformation in history, healthcare systems are balancing two competing mandates: build the competencies needed to succeed under value-based payment models while remaining financially viable in the current fee-for-service landscape. Across the next decade, changing payment models will drive a fundamental transformation in care delivery, emphasizing dramatically lower costs and improvements in quality. While this final destination is clear, today’s health care leaders face high stakes and a great deal of uncertainty as they architect the path for their organizations' survival and success not only under value-based payment, but—critically—during the transition period.
Join Marie Dunn, Director of Analytics, as she outlines the key near-term priorities for health care organizations transitioning to value-based payment models, with a particular focus on the importance of leveraging data to drive effective decision making. She will also use Health Catalyst solutions to demonstrate these principles.
Marie will cover:
State of the transition from fee-for-service to value-based payment models
Near-term priorities for organizations looking to build the competencies to successfully manage at-risk contracts, including:
At-risk contract management: monitor performance against contractual requirements and leverage data to drive payer negotiations.
Network management: reduce leakage and improve referral patterns and network composition.
Care management: focus care team efforts by leveraging data to identify the patients in greatest need of support.
Performance monitoring: identify opportunities to improve performance on quality measures, like the ACO quality measures.
Strategies for balancing near-term priorities with long-term efforts to drive care transformation across the delivery system
Predicting Hospital Readmission Using CascadingCascading
Michael Covert will examine how Healthcare Providers are finding ways to use Big Data analytics to reduce readmission rates and improve operational efficiency while complying with regulatory mandates.
Four Keys to Increase Healthcare Market ShareHealth Catalyst
With leadership alignment, easy access to data, and a roadmap to reach their objectives, health systems can drastically increase revenue and grow market share by applying four principles:
Key 1. Alignment.
Key 2. Vehicles.
Key 3: Five tools: access to data, data acumen; finance, vision to execution, and prioritizing outcomes.
Key 4: Education.
Access to the right data can drive changes that generate $48M in revenue, surpassing the year three market share goals in year two.
Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program: Keys to SuccessHealth Catalyst
Avoidable readmissions are a major financial major problem for the healthcare industry, especially for government payers. To tackle this problem, CMS launched the Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program (HRRP). While some hospitals may be able to absorb the financial penalties under HRRP, they still need to track increasingly complex reporting metrics. Most tracking solutions are inadequate for today’s complicated reporting needs. A healthcare enterprise data warehouse and analytics applications, however, are designed to solve the numerous reporting burdens. When used together, they also deliver a robust solution that enables hospitals to track and drive real cost and quality improvement initiatives, all without the need for users to be technical experts.
Five Action Items to Improve HCC Coding Accuracy and Risk Adjustment With Ana...Health Catalyst
A hot topic in healthcare right now, especially in the medical coding world is the Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC) risk adjustment model and how accurate coding affects healthcare organizations’ reimbursement.
With almost one third of Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans, it’s more important than ever for healthcare organizations to pay attention to this model and make sure physicians are coding diagnoses appropriately to ensure fair compensation. This article walks through basics of the risk adjustment model, why coding accuracy is so important, and five action items for interdisciplinary work groups to take. They include:
Having an accurate problem list.
Ensuring patients are seen in each calendar year.
Improving decision support and EMR optimization.
Widespread education and communication.
Tracking performance and identifying opportunities.
Interoperability in Healthcare: Making the Most of FHIRHealth Catalyst
With the CMS and ONC March 2020 endorsement of HL7 FHIR R4, FHIR is positioned to grow from a niche application programming interface (API) standard to a common API framework. With broader adoption, FHIR promises to support expanding healthcare interoperability and prepare the industry for complex use cases by addressing significant challenges:
Engaging consumers.
Sharing data with modern standards.
Building a solid foundation for healthcare interoperability.
Emergency Department Quality Improvement Transforming the Delivery of CareHealth Catalyst
Overcrowding in the emergency department has been associated with increased inpatient mortality, increased length of stay, and increased costs for admitted patients. ED wait times and patients who leave without seeing a qualified medical provider are indicators of overcrowding. A data-driven system approach is needed to address these problems and redesign the delivery of emergency care.
This article explores common problems in emergency care and insights into embarking on a successful quality improvement journey to transform care delivery in the ED, including an exploration of the following topics:
A four-step approach to redesigning the delivery of emergency care.
Understanding ED performance.
Revising High-Impact Workflows.
Revising Staffing Patterns.
Setting Leadership Expectations.
Improving the Patient Experience.
Creating a Data-Driven Research Ecosystem with Patients at the CenterHealth Catalyst
As patient data because one of the healthcare industry’s most valuable assets, organizations are establishing new practices around accessing and handling data. In question is the practice of de-identifying patient data for widespread cross-organizational data collaboration without compromising patient privacy. But because deeper and richer data drives better clinical understanding and, ultimately, better outcomes, does separating patients from their health data and how it’s used give researchers and developers the best insights? Or do data users risk losing critical connection with the patients and insights into therapies their lives, disease, treatments, and deaths that contribute to new therapeutic approaches?
It’s time to consider a progressive approach to patient data that keeps the patients involved by informing them when and how their data is used to earn trust and engagement, making patients partners in data-driven healthcare transformation.
The Top Three Healthcare Financial Trends in 2017: Payment Transitions, Disru...Health Catalyst
Influential healthcare financial trends in 2017 emerged in three areas:
Transitions in payment.
Disruption from familiar players and newcomers.
Emerging data skillsets.
Uncertainty has been a common theme for 2017. Organizations continue waiting for clarity on the future of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), while working to implement value-based care. Changes from established healthcare organizations as well as the arrival of prominent newcomers (e.g., Amazon) add to the unsettled outlook, as do emerging data skillsets. Amid the uncertainty, however, healthcare is clearly continuing on the path to patient-centered care. Organizations best positioned for 2018 will understand their performance in 2017’s top three healthcare financial trends as they evaluate their preparedness for the coming year.
Employers are always looking for ways to reduce one of their biggest expenditures–the cost of providing health insurance to employees. Many employers have explored solutions such as adding wellness plans, reducing usage, and providing different provider access mechanisms, all with modest success.
Stemming the rising costs of health insurance requires management to understand and improve healthcare outcomes for their employee and dependent populations. Changing the future of employer health insurance will require a multi-faceted approach:
Driving additional value by reducing utilization of healthcare services within these employer populations.
Utilizing a wider lens through which to view performance of various providers, then making decisions based on those who are consistently providing low cost, high quality care.
Employer will need to combine their data with other companies across a geographic region to get a better picture of the provider landscape than has ever been possible before.
Presentation at Health:Further Summit. RowdMap on using market forces to create public good. Overview of challenges and solutions in healthcare innovation. Example focuses on High-value care for health plans, physicians and hospitals and consumers as payment models move from Fee for Service to Pay for Value.
Objetivos de la evaluación del estado de nutrición:
1 Conocer el estado de nutrición del individuo
2 Conocer los agentes causales del estado de nutrición
3 Detectar los individuos en riesgo de deficiencias y/o excesos
4 Medir el impacto que tienen los alimentos
en el estado nutricio como factor determinante
Presentation on transparency of doctor performance at Health Datapalooza 2015 by Josh Rosenthal, PhD
Applications of Transparency: From Visibility to Action
As transparency in health care has emerged as a crucial enabler towards achieving the Triple Aim, myriad sources and types of information have become available in the last few years. Join this session to learn new ways of understanding the behaviors of patients and providers, and novel approaches to payment and delivery already underway.
Moderator: Ben Harder, U.S. News & World Report
Panelists: Elizabeth Mitchell, NRHI; Jeanne Pinder, ClearHealthCosts; Josh Rosenthal, PhD, RowdMap, Inc.
Presentation delivered to the National Association of ACOs NAACOS. Using Government Benchmarks to Identify, Quantify and Reduce Low and No-Value Care to Succeed in Risk
Talk at the HIT SIM event for Kentucky. The Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) and CMMI has created a number of innovation programs to move from FFS to shared risk and value-based care, delivery and payments including a State Innovation Model (SIM) program. This presentation addresses how to use public government data to drive success in CMS/CMMI and SIM programs.
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.
2468 process innovation & enterprise architecture -(foundation for operation...Ravi Sarkar
Speaker: IBM Interconnect 2016
Process Innovation and Enterprise Architecture as foundation for operational excellence
Abstract: With ever increasing drive to make healthcare more affordable, personalized and accessible, Healthcare Insurance industry has to discover true opportunities for innovation, automation and improvement. Transitioning away from a complex-costly traditional environment to a modernized-digitized operation needs informed decision making. The talk will focus on how Process Innovation, Enterprise Architecture methods and value-driven planning are used to lay out the foundation for innovation and strategic decision making in this high impact transformative journey to create alignment b/w strategy and execution. The talk will also focus on the powerful ways IBM Blueworks Live is leveraged to gauge business operations for strategic road mapping
An overview of RowdMap, Inc. and what we're up to from the Health Data Consortium's Health Datapalooza 2015. Explores open health data and analysis, visualization, and looking at unnecessary spend and no value care to determine which doctors will succeed in risk bearing arrangements with health plans or government programs.
How Data Empowers the Member-Centric Enterprise (AHIP Presentation)Mandi Bishop
Presentation at AHIP OpsTech and Consumer Forum, focusing on the 7Vs of data driving the member-centric health plan enterprise: velocity, volume, variability, vulnerability, veracity, volunteered, and viscosity.
3 Strategies to Grow Millennial MembershipExperian
Sporting $200 billion in annual buying power, Millennials are a financial force. And while many have been slow to adopt credit, segments are proving to be prime candidates for bankcards, mortgages and auto loans. But where are Millennials taking their financial business? Data reveals only a very small percentage of Gen Y has connected with credit unions, and credit unions have expressed frustration in how to grow this relationship. Dig deeper and gain insights from Scott Butterfield, founder of Your Credit Union Partner, to learn how credit unions can do a better job reaching this market through segmentation and a refined product mix.
MPG Transaction Announcement - Rockpointe has been acquired by Clinical Educa...Madison Park Group
Madison Park Group is pleased to announce that its client, Rockpointe Corporation, a premier healthcare education company and provider of accredited continuing medical education programs and training, has been acquired by Clinical Education Alliance. Rockpointe will rapidly accelerate opportunities for CEA in primary care, amongst other high-science therapeutic areas, and expand CEA’s reach to HCPs in many underserved communities. Rohan Khanna of Madison Park Group's Healthcare & Life Sciences Technology practice led the transaction.
Similar to Making out Like Bandits: The Unexpected Rise of PCP & Urgent Care and the Hidden Battle for Control (20)
Session at Health Datapalooza on designing and curating a pay for value ready network with Value Proposition: Designing and Curating a Pay-for-Value Ready Network
Joshua Rosenthal, PhD Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer at RowdMap, Inc.; Jonathan Blum, Executive Vice President at CareFirst Blue Cross BlueShield and Former Principal Deputy Administrator at Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services; Ali Khan, Medical Officer at CareMore, an Anthem Company; Steve Ondra, Chief Medical Officer at Health Care Service Corporation (Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans in Illinois, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas) and Senior Policy Advisor for Health Affairs at the Department of Veterans Affairs in Washington, DC.
Work from the newly established data group on liberating HHS data and making it useful. The National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics (NCVHS) is the statutory public advisory body to the Secretary of Health and Human Services on health information policy. Who uses HHS data in secondary and tertiary ways and how to think about systems and structures to make information meaningful and easily accessible.
Session at Health Datapalooza in the Payer and Risk-Owner Track entitled, "Creating a virtuous cycle: designing networks to mitigate no-value care from fee for service and create value-based wins for both payers and providers using CMS benchmark data." Value Proposition: Designing and Curating a Pay-for-Value Ready Network
Moderator: Joshua Rosenthal, Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer at RowdMap, Inc.
Panelists: Jonathan Blum, EVP at CareFirst Blue Cross BlueShield and Former Principle Deputy Administrator at Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services; Sachin Jain, Chief Medical Officer & Chief Operating Officer at CareMore; Steve Ondra, Chief Medical Officer at Health Care Service Corporation
Health Datapalooza is an AcademyHealth event sponsored by The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJ) and RowdMap, Inc.
Lots of talk about new medicaid rules, data, metrics, scores, MLR, network adequacy and more. Lots of new data sources on the way in and out MSIS and TMSIS, oh my! Here's something just for fun we thew together. Wonder how medicaid docs do versus medicaid doctors? Is supply aligned with demand (prevalence and provider coverage)? How about unnecessary spend and no value care? Crazier still, think they could succeed in risk arrangements?
Track of Data Science and Infrastructure sessions at the 2015 Health Datapalooza Organized by Niall Brennan, Chief Data Officer, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and Joshua Rosenthal, PhD, RowdMap Inc. and NCHVS Data Group
Open data has worked like a charm with weather and geolocation data. But healthcare is tricky and a different sort of market. Explore how to use open data to make create value and public good in a session at SXSW with Josh Rosenthal, Bryan Sivak and Fred Trotter
We've done healthcare bootcamps at swanky places like Harvard, Hopkins & MIT. But what happens when you do it in a place like Kentucky?
Here's a few fun slides for how to do something wonderful in healthcare.... when your not in Boston of the Bay.
The idea Template is high level, these cards are the card from the game designed to get more granular in connecting data with a market need - aka Mad-libs Meets Speed Dating
[PRO TIP: Print the cards 6-8 to a page and cut, each set in different colors, have teams pull each color card to fill in the corresponding blank on the pitch card]
How to solve a real problem using health data and lessons learned along the way - and example of the idea template from the healthcare entrepreneurs bootcamp using RowdMap for illustration
NVBDCP.pptx Nation vector borne disease control programSapna Thakur
NVBDCP was launched in 2003-2004 . Vector-Borne Disease: Disease that results from an infection transmitted to humans and other animals by blood-feeding arthropods, such as mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas. Examples of vector-borne diseases include Dengue fever, West Nile Virus, Lyme disease, and malaria.
Title: Sense of Taste
Presenter: Dr. Faiza, Assistant Professor of Physiology
Qualifications:
MBBS (Best Graduate, AIMC Lahore)
FCPS Physiology
ICMT, CHPE, DHPE (STMU)
MPH (GC University, Faisalabad)
MBA (Virtual University of Pakistan)
Learning Objectives:
Describe the structure and function of taste buds.
Describe the relationship between the taste threshold and taste index of common substances.
Explain the chemical basis and signal transduction of taste perception for each type of primary taste sensation.
Recognize different abnormalities of taste perception and their causes.
Key Topics:
Significance of Taste Sensation:
Differentiation between pleasant and harmful food
Influence on behavior
Selection of food based on metabolic needs
Receptors of Taste:
Taste buds on the tongue
Influence of sense of smell, texture of food, and pain stimulation (e.g., by pepper)
Primary and Secondary Taste Sensations:
Primary taste sensations: Sweet, Sour, Salty, Bitter, Umami
Chemical basis and signal transduction mechanisms for each taste
Taste Threshold and Index:
Taste threshold values for Sweet (sucrose), Salty (NaCl), Sour (HCl), and Bitter (Quinine)
Taste index relationship: Inversely proportional to taste threshold
Taste Blindness:
Inability to taste certain substances, particularly thiourea compounds
Example: Phenylthiocarbamide
Structure and Function of Taste Buds:
Composition: Epithelial cells, Sustentacular/Supporting cells, Taste cells, Basal cells
Features: Taste pores, Taste hairs/microvilli, and Taste nerve fibers
Location of Taste Buds:
Found in papillae of the tongue (Fungiform, Circumvallate, Foliate)
Also present on the palate, tonsillar pillars, epiglottis, and proximal esophagus
Mechanism of Taste Stimulation:
Interaction of taste substances with receptors on microvilli
Signal transduction pathways for Umami, Sweet, Bitter, Sour, and Salty tastes
Taste Sensitivity and Adaptation:
Decrease in sensitivity with age
Rapid adaptation of taste sensation
Role of Saliva in Taste:
Dissolution of tastants to reach receptors
Washing away the stimulus
Taste Preferences and Aversions:
Mechanisms behind taste preference and aversion
Influence of receptors and neural pathways
Impact of Sensory Nerve Damage:
Degeneration of taste buds if the sensory nerve fiber is cut
Abnormalities of Taste Detection:
Conditions: Ageusia, Hypogeusia, Dysgeusia (parageusia)
Causes: Nerve damage, neurological disorders, infections, poor oral hygiene, adverse drug effects, deficiencies, aging, tobacco use, altered neurotransmitter levels
Neurotransmitters and Taste Threshold:
Effects of serotonin (5-HT) and norepinephrine (NE) on taste sensitivity
Supertasters:
25% of the population with heightened sensitivity to taste, especially bitterness
Increased number of fungiform papillae
Best Ayurvedic medicine for Gas and IndigestionSwastikAyurveda
Here is the updated list of Top Best Ayurvedic medicine for Gas and Indigestion and those are Gas-O-Go Syp for Dyspepsia | Lavizyme Syrup for Acidity | Yumzyme Hepatoprotective Capsules etc
Basavarajeeyam is an important text for ayurvedic physician belonging to andhra pradehs. It is a popular compendium in various parts of our country as well as in andhra pradesh. The content of the text was presented in sanskrit and telugu language (Bilingual). One of the most famous book in ayurvedic pharmaceutics and therapeutics. This book contains 25 chapters called as prakaranas. Many rasaoushadis were explained, pioneer of dhatu druti, nadi pareeksha, mutra pareeksha etc. Belongs to the period of 15-16 century. New diseases like upadamsha, phiranga rogas are explained.
Title: Sense of Smell
Presenter: Dr. Faiza, Assistant Professor of Physiology
Qualifications:
MBBS (Best Graduate, AIMC Lahore)
FCPS Physiology
ICMT, CHPE, DHPE (STMU)
MPH (GC University, Faisalabad)
MBA (Virtual University of Pakistan)
Learning Objectives:
Describe the primary categories of smells and the concept of odor blindness.
Explain the structure and location of the olfactory membrane and mucosa, including the types and roles of cells involved in olfaction.
Describe the pathway and mechanisms of olfactory signal transmission from the olfactory receptors to the brain.
Illustrate the biochemical cascade triggered by odorant binding to olfactory receptors, including the role of G-proteins and second messengers in generating an action potential.
Identify different types of olfactory disorders such as anosmia, hyposmia, hyperosmia, and dysosmia, including their potential causes.
Key Topics:
Olfactory Genes:
3% of the human genome accounts for olfactory genes.
400 genes for odorant receptors.
Olfactory Membrane:
Located in the superior part of the nasal cavity.
Medially: Folds downward along the superior septum.
Laterally: Folds over the superior turbinate and upper surface of the middle turbinate.
Total surface area: 5-10 square centimeters.
Olfactory Mucosa:
Olfactory Cells: Bipolar nerve cells derived from the CNS (100 million), with 4-25 olfactory cilia per cell.
Sustentacular Cells: Produce mucus and maintain ionic and molecular environment.
Basal Cells: Replace worn-out olfactory cells with an average lifespan of 1-2 months.
Bowman’s Gland: Secretes mucus.
Stimulation of Olfactory Cells:
Odorant dissolves in mucus and attaches to receptors on olfactory cilia.
Involves a cascade effect through G-proteins and second messengers, leading to depolarization and action potential generation in the olfactory nerve.
Quality of a Good Odorant:
Small (3-20 Carbon atoms), volatile, water-soluble, and lipid-soluble.
Facilitated by odorant-binding proteins in mucus.
Membrane Potential and Action Potential:
Resting membrane potential: -55mV.
Action potential frequency in the olfactory nerve increases with odorant strength.
Adaptation Towards the Sense of Smell:
Rapid adaptation within the first second, with further slow adaptation.
Psychological adaptation greater than receptor adaptation, involving feedback inhibition from the central nervous system.
Primary Sensations of Smell:
Camphoraceous, Musky, Floral, Pepperminty, Ethereal, Pungent, Putrid.
Odor Detection Threshold:
Examples: Hydrogen sulfide (0.0005 ppm), Methyl-mercaptan (0.002 ppm).
Some toxic substances are odorless at lethal concentrations.
Characteristics of Smell:
Odor blindness for single substances due to lack of appropriate receptor protein.
Behavioral and emotional influences of smell.
Transmission of Olfactory Signals:
From olfactory cells to glomeruli in the olfactory bulb, involving lateral inhibition.
Primitive, less old, and new olfactory systems with different path
The Gram stain is a fundamental technique in microbiology used to classify bacteria based on their cell wall structure. It provides a quick and simple method to distinguish between Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria, which have different susceptibilities to antibiotics
Adv. biopharm. APPLICATION OF PHARMACOKINETICS : TARGETED DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMSAkankshaAshtankar
MIP 201T & MPH 202T
ADVANCED BIOPHARMACEUTICS & PHARMACOKINETICS : UNIT 5
APPLICATION OF PHARMACOKINETICS : TARGETED DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS By - AKANKSHA ASHTANKAR
Adv. biopharm. APPLICATION OF PHARMACOKINETICS : TARGETED DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMS
Making out Like Bandits: The Unexpected Rise of PCP & Urgent Care and the Hidden Battle for Control
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MAKING OUT LIKE BANDITS:
The Unexpected Rise of
PCP & Urgent Care
and The Hidden Battle for Control
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Disclaimers
This presentation has a lot in it and we’ll go quickly;
it’s available for you to look at in detail later:
cf. Merchant Med or email info@RowdMap.com
Also see the Merchant Med report @ http://bit.ly/2fMtWvr
Note: If you have an NPI – you are being viewed by
risk-owners, competitors and provider partners.
Your hidden value is being captured in every major market;
You can calculate it, capture it, and control it…
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The Plan
Here’s Why You Should Listen
Here’s the Context – Politics & Data
Here’s How Payers Are Thinking about It
Here’s How Risk Owners See You
Here’s Your Risk and Hidden Value – Like a Bandit
Summary and Q&A
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The Plan
Here’s Why You Should Listen
Here’s the Context – Politics & Data
Here’s How Payers Are Thinking about It
Here’s How Risk Owners See You
Here’s Your Risk and Hidden Value – Like a Bandit
Summary and Q&A
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Why Listen?
Leading the way…
US CTO on
RowdMap:
“Visionary
Genius”
…in the shift from fee-for-
service to pay-for-value.
As featured in…
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Why Listen?
Health plans and providers in 48 states and the
District of Columbia use RowdMap’s benchmarks to
reduce the delivery of low-value care.
RowdMap’s benchmarks comprehensively describe the $850
billion the nation spends on care that leads to no better
outcomes.
The clients RowdMap serves collectively cover the
lives of more than 100 million Americans.
RowdMap was founded in 2011 and has offices in
Louisville, KY and Portland, ME.
Payers in Marketplace/Exchange, MA, Medicaid,
Commercial/Group and Government Programs
Providers including PCP & Specialty Groups, CINs & Systems,
ACOs, Bundles & other CMMI Program Participants
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Why Listen?
Melanie Rosenthal – Chief Executive Officer
Co-Founder & CEO @ Sprigley [acquired by Eliza Corporation, 2008]; VP of Product Ops @ Eliza
[Majority Equity Investment Parthenon Capital, 2011]; Health Dialog, Yale, Human Genome Project, Tufte, Solstice Capital
Henriette Coetzer, MD – Chief Clinical Risk Officer
Clinical Transformation, NHS (National Health Service, United Kingdom); Global Medical Director, Towers Watson; Senior Medical
Director and Clinical Analytics, BUPA and Health Dialog; Product Development, Healthways; Practicing Physician; Patent Holder
Joshua Rosenthal, PhD – Chief Scientific Officer
Co-Founder & CSO @ Sprigley [acquired by Eliza Corporation, 2008]; VP of Product Ops @ Eliza
[Majority Equity Investment Parthenon Capital, 2011], Fulbright, Sorbonne (Applied Institute for Advanced Studies),
HHS/CMS/ONC/NCHVS Public Adviser and HCTTF Speaker/Guest Lecturer @ Harvard, Hopkins, MIT , SXSW, HDI, RWJ, AF4Q, NPR
Burak Sezen – Chief Information Officer
Co-Founder & CTO @ Sprigley [acquired by Eliza Corporation, 2008]; Platform Architect @ Eliza [Majority Equity
Investment Parthenon Capital, 2011], Health Dialog, Pricewaterhouse Coopers; Ernst & Young; Standards Committees
Kimberly Spalding, CPA – Chief Financial Officer
Co-Founder Tech Republic [acquired by CNET, 2001]; Co-founder & CFO Narrowcast
[acquired by QuinStreet, 2011]; Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneurial Services
Marshall Votta – Chief Market Officer
Advisory Board @RowdMap; SVP @ Leverage Health; VP, Network Development @ NaviNet; Healthspottr; Congressional
Campaign & Finance Manager; Health Care Transformation Task Force; MIT, Providence College; Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream
Ashley Distler & Bryant Hutson – VPs Provider Strategy, Payer Strategy
Cornell, Xavier; Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Optimity Advisors, Presence Health; Skydiver, Travel Connoisseur
Industry Leading
Advisory Board
David
Wennberg, MD
Kyle
Rolfing
Abir
Sen
Dave
Dickey
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Why Listen?
CMS: 50% of FFS will
be gone by 2018
What if you knew which
providers would
drive your success?
What if you knew which
providers would sink you? WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU KNEW
who will win and who will lose in
value-based arrangements?
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The Plan
Here’s Why You Should Listen
Here’s the Context – Politics & Data
Here’s How Payers Are Thinking about It
Here’s How Risk Owners See You
Here’s Your Risk and Hidden Value – Like a Bandit
Summary and Q&A
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Context
Economic pressures, political changes, and shifting socio-demographic
trends will continue to constrain per-member reimbursement.
Managing network expenditures represents the only consistent
opportunity across all lines of business and payment/delivery models.
RHIOs
PCMH
RomneyCare
HITECH
ACA
MACRA
MIPS
What’s
next…
High-Value Network
Focus on providers who manage unwarranted variation and
reduce the delivery of low-value care. This network foundation
can support all innovation opportunities and regulatory
changes while withstanding competitive threats.
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Context
Who will move beyond demand-driven risk management and
address the real opportunity: eliminating low-value care?
Currently, thirty cents of every U.S. healthcare dollar goes to low-value care. Reducing that low-value
care reduces the cost of ownership of your network. There is a tangible economic impact that can
either be kept, or reinvested in payment to high-value providers or benefit to members.
Benefit-Driven
Risk Management v2
Profitability driven by
designing benefits and pricing
products to reduce demand.
Supply-Driven
Risk Management v3
Profitability driven by
identifying and reducing waste
from low-value care
Member-Driven
Risk Management v1
Profitability driven by choosing
which members could buy
which products.
Health plans have increasingly fewer options to manage risk given
guaranteed issue and standardized benefit designs.
Individual underwriting
decreased or eliminated.
Less flexibility in benefit
decreased or eliminated.
Demand-Driven
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Context
The economic driver for pay-for-value programs is the ability of a government program or
marketplace arrangement to not only achieve Triple Aim goals but to also mitigate Low-Value
services, which account for thirty cents of every dollar spent on the delivery of care.
Over $9B in
Orange County, CA
$850 Billion Unnecessary Spend in 2014
(Institute of Medicine “Best Care at Lower Cost”)
Low-Value
Care (30%)
Necessary Utilization
(70%)
“It’s generally agreed that about
30 percent of what we spend on
healthcare is unnecessary. If we
eliminate the unneeded care, there
are more than enough resources in
our system to cover everybody.”
-Dr. Elliott Fisher,
Dartmouth Institute for
Health Policy
“Bigger than higher prices,
administrative expenses, and
fraud, however, was the amount
spent on unnecessary healthcare
services.” In just a single year,
up to 42% of patients receive
“Low-Value” Care.
- Dr. Atul Gawande, Harvard
University
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Context
Risk-Readiness® benchmarks helps physician groups, and hospital systems
identify and quantify Risky Revenue and protect and diversify it —
a central tenet of surviving evolving economic pressures.
RowdMap has low-value care and
population health benchmarks for…
every physician,
every hospital,
every zip code
…in the United States.
Identify risky revenue and exactly how it is vulnerable
Use gov benchmark data to defend and protect revenue in current economic models
Form a plan to diversify vulnerable revenue with specific tactics
Form a plan capture value you are currently leaving on the table in current models
Risk-Owners are working to reduce identify vulnerable revenue, and:
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Context
Medicare DocGraph
Referral file
(Patient flows between
PCPS, specialists, hospitals
and post acute centers)
Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care &
Choosing Wisely
(Decades of research and data on
unwarranted variation by condition
and geography to keep things
apples-to-apples for comparisons)
CMS FFS Data Sets, CDC Data Sets
(MEDPAR, Part B, Part D, BRFSS)
(Individual providers, groups,
hospitals and post acute centers)
Provider Pattern Intensity Profiles and
Risk Readiness for every provider,
hospital, post acute center in the US.
All preloaded with no IT.
New Government Benchmark Data
Particularly powerful when pulled together
Government Benchmark data to determine
Risk-Readiness® of Providers / Networks
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Context
Here’s why these benchmarks are so powerful
Government benchmark data serves as the common language
necessary to build relationships with providers to
improve the member experience and profitability
The benchmarks are available today with no IT involvement
The data already have a level of analysis on top,
so you can see if a provider is over/under benchmarks
It’s from CMS; it’s a standard;
it’s already used to day to drive reimbursement
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Context
CMS has made historic data releases both relevant both for a populations health and behaviors as
well as the practice patterns of providers across the healthcare delivery system, allowing resource
allocation and quantitative measurement of the impact of a given population health initiative.
Open Weather Data Open Health DataOpen Geo-Location Data
Gov Data Powering
a Marketplace
Gov Data Powering
a Marketplace
Gov Data Powering
a Marketplace
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Context
Those parties who can best identify, manage and capture the financial impact of managing a
populations health by improving outcomes, reducing costs, improving experience as well as
reduce low-value services stand to not only benefit financially but also create the greatest
degree of public and social good for a population and its health.
Majority of
book in FFS
arrangement
Majority of
Book in Pay
for Value
Today
Paid more to perform
more & higher
intensity services
Sicker population may
be more profitable
Paid the same
regardless of service
volume & intensity
Healthier population
is more profitable
Population
Health as Social
Investment
Population
Health Proficiency
as Profit Driver
Upside Up/Downside Full Cap
Low-Value Services
Driving Billing
Low-Value Services
Reduce Profit
MSSP ACO Flat Payment
Government Program
Private Market Arrangement
%ofRevenue
Time
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The Plan
Here’s Why You Should Listen
Here’s the Context – Politics & Data
Here’s How Payers Are Thinking about It
Here’s How Risk Owners See You
Here’s Your Risk and Hidden Value – Like a Bandit
Summary and Q&A
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Payer Mindset
High
&
Neutral
Value
Low
Value
High
&
Neutral
Value
Low
Value
Total Medical
Spend Reduction
Post Risk-
Readiness®
Implementation
Total
Medical Spend
Baseline
Total
Medical
Spend
Low-Value Care
Low-Value
Reduction
Care That Doesn’t Produce Better Outcomes
$850 Billion Unnecessary Spend
Reducing Low Value Care Lowers
Your Network’s Cost of Ownership
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Payer Mindset
~$300B of U.S healthcare spend
is related to low-value care
from inefficient and
unnecessary services.
[Conservative estimate
excluding second order savings
from claims payment, admin
costs and missed prevention.]
We focus primarily on addressing low-
value care from health plans rather than
direct government programs (Medicare &
Medicaid FFS). [Conservative estimate
excluding providers practicing across
government programs and self-insured
employers.] Billions of low-value care
opportunity across the country.
If your organization adopts all of our
recommendations across all of your
spend, you could make a modest
improvement in your network score
to achieve millions in through a
lower cost of ownership from
reducing unnecessary care and
focusing on high value alternatives.
Low-Value Care
by Specialty
14.4% in Cardiac
9.1% in Ortho
2.25% in Ophthalmology
73.1% in Other
>$900B (1) ~$300B ~ 30% of Your
Medical Expenditures
100%
80
60
40
20
0
Inefficient and
Unnecessary
Services
Excessive
administrative
costs
Inaccurate claims
payment
Missed prevention
Total healthcare
waste
Managed Care
Organizations
Your Organization …addressable by
our solutions
1.15% in Gastroenterology
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Payer Mindset
Year 1: 4%
Network Score
2.82
Network Score
2.79
Year 2: 5%
Savings: $
Network Score
2.64**
Year 3: 7%
Network Score
2.43
Year 4: 9%
Network
2.13
Savings: $
Savings: $
Savings: $
Baseline
Regional Benchmark
2.14% Network
Improvement
Using proven tactics from a ToolKit, work to improve efficiency of your Network by:
- Reducing member interaction with the least efficient providers (4s and 5s)
- Increasing member interaction with the most efficient providers (1s, 2s, 3s)
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Payer Mindset
Your Provider Partners Your Members
Reduced Overall Cost
Reduced Low Value Care
Network Chassis to Serve All
Lines of Business
Competitive Product Pricing
Reflecting Network Efficiency
Ability to Grow Through High
Value Providers
Focused Sales/Marketing Efforts
on a Select Few, High Value
Providers
Specialized Reporting using
Publicly Available CMS Data to
Compare Performance to
Benchmark
Metrics Aligned with Future
Value Models, MIPS/MACRA
Cohesive
and Consistent
Relationship
Across
All Payer
Relationships
Reduced Low Value Care
Overall Health Care
Expenditures
Reduced Cost Sharing
Better Interactions with the
System
Your Organization
High Value Networks Built from Benchmarks Directly Improve Your
Bottom Line and Benefit Your Physician Partners and Members
Dr. Atul Gawande,
OverKill
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Payer Mindset
ToolKit
Pay Providers Based on Their High/Low Value Performance – [Value-Based Pay]
Drive Members to Visit High-Value Providers – [Member Steerage]
Contract High-Value Providers – [Network Sculpting]
Differentiate Benefits for Member Visits to High-Value Providers
List High-Value Providers First/Bold in Your Provider Directories/Transparency Tools
Attribute Members to High-Value Providers during PCP Auto-Assignment
List High-Value Providers First/Bold in Care Coordination Workflows
Price Products Using Your Network’s Low-Value Care PMPM Benchmarks
Share Low-Value Care Benchmarks with Physicians – [Behavior Change]
Encourage Sales/Brokers to Assign Members to High-Value Providers at Time of Enrollment
Share Referral Benchmarks with Physicians – [Referral Efficiency]
For All Lines of Business
Tactics in Blue
are for All Lines
of Business
including
Medicaid
24. Network
Sculpting
Referral
Efficiency
Member
Steerage
Value
Based
Payment
Behavior
Change
Total
5%
(0.01)
$0.158M
90%
(0.11)
$2.835M
5%
(0.01)
$0.158M
0% 0% $3.15M
0.12
15%
(0.02)
$1.181M
70%
(0.11)
$5.513M
15%
(0.02)
$1.181M
0% 0% $7.875M
0.15
20%
(0.04)
$2.52M
50%
(0.11)
$6.30M
20%
(0.04)
$2.52M
5%
(0.01)
$0.63M
5%
(0.01)
$0.63M
$12.60M
0.21
20%
(0.05)
$3.15M
30%
(0.08)
$4.725M
20%
(0.05)
$3.15M
20%
(0.05)
$3.15M
10%
(0.03)
$1.575M
$15.75M
0.27
Grand Total $39.38M
0.75
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Network Skulpting Referral Efficiency Member Steerage
Value Based Payment Behavioral Change
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Payer Mindset
% of Tactic to Use to improve
network score and lower your
network’s Cost of Ownership
Work with leaders across network, product, sales,
marketing and finance to create a ‘RoadMap’
to define goals, select tactics, measure progress
and adjust tactics as needed.
Multi-Year Strategy
Year
2017
2018
2019
2020
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The Plan
Here’s Why You Should Listen
Here’s the Context – Politics & Data
Here’s How Payers Are Thinking about It
Here’s How Risk Owners See You
Here’s Your Risk and Hidden Value – Like a Bandit
Summary and Q&A
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Risk Owners Goggles
At the core of Risk-Readiness® is
Unexplained Variation:
RowdMap applies the Dartmouth Atlas for
Unwarranted Variation methodologies to data
on Medicare Parts A,B & D. This research has
been repeatedly validated over the last 30 years
and we now have a national data set to apply the
methodologies at a large scale.
The estimated 30% of medical expense
that goes to low-value care.
This unnecessary spending drives billing in a
fee-for-service economic model, but success
in pay-for-value comes from managing and
mitigating these pockets of variation. Every provider has a unique practice pattern
or finger print that informs Risk-Readiness®
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Risk Owners Goggles
You can have great outcomes…
On a surgery you don’t need
You can have great patient experience...
On a surgery you don’t need
You can have relatively low costs...
On a surgery you don’t need
How Much Outcome Does Your Dollar Buy?
Guys, it’s $/Outcome.
Think Moneyball
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Risk Owners Goggles
Provider profiles can be at physician level or rolled
up to the practice level (aggregating all physicians in
a practice).
Procedure Score
measures how
intense a doctor
practices medicine,
compared to peers.
Does she jump
immediately to high
intensity treatments
or start with
conservative
treatments?
Referral Score
measures both
the number,
performance
and
appropriateness
of the providers
in this
physician’s
value chain.
Pharmacy Score
measures,
compared to peers,
how a doctor
prescribes
medications. How
often, how much
and what kind of
prescriptions are
common with this
provider?
Visit Score
measures how
quickly a visit
escalates into
additional services
like procedures,
images, tests and
eventually surgery.
Overall Value
Score
combines the
first four
measures into an
overall
composite
metric.
Blue bars indicate Medicare Part
B fee-for-service volume
Low Performing High Performing
Red dot providers exhibit practice patterns
that are clinically appropriate, but
optimized around an old economic model.
Green dot providers exhibit practice
patterns that align with pay-for-value
models and make money for whoever
owns the risk.
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Risk Owners Goggles
Your success in risk will depend less on profitability from flaws in current reimbursement models
and incentives, and instead, rely on profitable, high-performing networks that emphasize high-value
care. High-value networks prioritize outcomes per dollar spent.
Typical Approach Value-Based Approach
• Patient or member level
• Begins with a visit and a diagnosis
• Outcomes are measured by things like patient
satisfaction, A1C compliance, colonoscopy
screenings, episodic cost
• Prioritize individualized care pathways based on
evidence
• Data transfers and IT systems necessary to measure
• System-wide insight into how geographic supply
and demand affect your success
• Population-based measures
• Outcomes measured by quality of outcomes per
dollar spent (ROI or Value)
• Direction for refining clinical processes in a value-
based context
• Available on Day 1, no client data/IT needed
Triple Aim & Clinical Pathway Development
How do I make the most of every patient
interaction?
Ecosystem Drivers & Population-Level Outcomes
How do I optimize my inputs and outputs to be
successful in managing a population?
Traditional Triple Aim measures will not ensure success in risk over the long-term. A provider may
improve outcomes for a patient, but if a disproportionate amount of low-value care is generated, there
will be no savings. What does it mean to your risk profile if you have good outcomes on a surgery that
isn’t needed, or great patient satisfaction on a visit that didn’t add value?
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What are the financial impacts of my decisions and
what does this mean for our 1-year, 5-year, or 10-year forecasts?
Risk-Readiness® benchmarks are tied to dollars. These determine your
financial success in value-based payment models and allow you to pay
providers based on their contribution to mitigate low-value care.
Decreased
Cost
Average
Increased
Cost
LowPerforming
1
2
3
4
5
HighPerforming
CARDIAC
SURGERY
GASTROENTER
OLOGY
ORTHOPEDIC
SURGERY
DIAGNOSTIC
RADIOLOGY PATHOLOGY
$609 $228 $334 $65 $79
$770 $253 $365 $71 $88
$973 $271 $419 $72 $91
$1,191 $303 $467 $121 $106
$1,299 $387 $624 $245 $212
Cardiac
Surgery
Gastroent
erology
Ortho
Surgeon
Diagnostic
Radiology
Pathology
Impact on
Spend
Risk-Readiness®
Benchmark
Arizona $ PMPY per Specialty & Efficiency Score
Medical Economics Reporting
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The Plan
Here’s Why You Should Listen
Here’s the Context – Politics & Data
Here’s How Payers Are Thinking about It
Here’s How Risk Owners See You
Here’s Your Risk and Hidden Value – Like a Bandit
Summary and Q&A
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Your Hidden Value
Provider Revenue Risk
Distribution
Vulnerable Revenue
$#
Protected Revenue
$#
Lost Revenue
$#
Capture the Money Left
on the Table in FFS Models
Your Revenue Risk-Readiness®
Create a Plan to Diversify
this Vulnerable Revenue
Grow Volume and Increase
Compensation for this
Protected Revenue
Note this total is from Benchmark
line of business
Revenue % typically holds within 5%
for other revenue sources
For example if Vulnerable Revenue
Benchmark is $100MM at 50% of
Revenue Mix, Estimate for total
Remunerable Revenue is ~$200MM
(Actual numbers are tuned at high
confidence given with act. revenue mix)
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Your Hidden Value
Network Sculpting:
Find and Contract with High-
Value Providers
Years 1-3: Quantify and Identify Your Vulnerable, Protected and Lost Revenue
Start Immediately by Using CMS Benchmarks
Referral Efficiency:
Share Value Chain Benchmarks
with Providers
Member Steerage:
Grow into profitable
membership through Providers
Value Based Payment:
Match incentives to your goals
Behavior Change:
Ongoing Improvement
Network Explorer Assessment
Network Builder Assessment
Network Optimizer Analysis
Network Calculator Analysis
Primary Care Value Chain Reporting
Specialty Value Chain Reporting
Acute Care Value Chain Reporting
Post Acute Value Chain Reporting
Value Chain and Leakage
Assessment & Reporting
Network Based Growth Analysis
Provider Growth Analysis
Measuring Growth Analysis
Years 2-5: Diversify Your Vulnerable Revenue and Capture Your Lost Revenue
Curate a Culture that Mitigates Low Value Care
Provider Contracting Strategy
Provider Compensation Strategy
Service Line Benchmarking
Medical Economics Reporting
Process Variation &
Improvement Assessment
Provider and Group Low Value
Care Reporting
Choose to share your claims
for inter-year reporting on
Risk-Readiness® performance
Years 1-3: Quantify and Identify Your Vulnerable, Protected and Lost Revenue
Start Immediately by Using CMS Benchmarks
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Your Hidden Value
Primary Care Groups
Network Sculpting
Regional Benchmarks
Contract High-Value Providers
Determine which providers help or hurt your network score the most.
Optimize your network by finding and growing into as many high value
providers as possible.
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Your Hidden Value
Primary Care Physicians
Regional Benchmarks
Outagamie and Winnebago Co, WI
Contract High-Value Providers
Determine which providers help or hurt your network score the most.
Optimize your network by finding and growing into as many high value
providers as possible.
Network Sculpting
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Your Hidden Value
Specialist
Post Acute
Facility
Low-Value
High-Value
Value Chain and Leakage: How does the population flow through the care continuum?
Identify natural patient flows and determine if your network is breaking or reinforcing high-value pathways
and then incentivize providers to optimize pathways through referrals.
Target this specialist to better
manage patient flows to high
performing post acute facilities.
Primary Care
Docs
University of Miami is underperforming
and referrals are internal.
This is a concentrated, low value pathway.
Holy Cross has high performing specialists, but its
PCPs are referring to a variety of specialists.
This is a fragmented, but high value pathway.
Thickness of lines indicates the
number of referrals.
Note: Some markets are
oversupplied. This market is
controlled by one provider.
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Your Hidden Value
Your patients should
be going here
Orthopedic Referral Management
Share Referral Benchmarks with Physicians
Use RowdMap’s Referral Report cards to educate PCPs on High Value
and Low Value patient flow patterns connected to their practice.
Optimize network performance by empowering PCPs to direct care
to high performing specialists. Track referrals and work with
providers to maximize the number of patient interactions in High
Value referral chains & consider paying PCPs on it. Reinforcing high
value referral chains maximizes the performance of your network.
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Your Hidden Value
See how a provider stacks up
against peers. Pick a few outliers
and focus on these areas to
improve overall risk profile.
Dr. RowdMap
Figure out how far away a
provider is from the peer-
adjusted value benchmark.
Figure out what’s driving
the variation. Give your
process improvement
team priorities for
pathway development.
Pinpoint absolute High and
Low Value services quickly.
Dr. RowdMap is an average
performing provider. What goes
into his score and how does he
compare against his peers?
Dr. RowdMap
Share Low-Value Care Benchmarks with Your Physicians
Share individual procedures, codes and metrics with providers and
and regional rankings of named providers vs. his or her peers.
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Your Hidden Value
CMS: 50% of FFS will
be gone by 2018
What if you knew which
providers create protected
revenue?
What if you knew which
providers create vulnerable
revenue?
WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU KNEW
who will win and who will lose in
value-based arrangements?
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Your Hidden Value
CMS: 50% of FFS will
be gone by 2018
What if you knew which
providers create protected
revenue?
What if you knew which
providers create vulnerable
revenue?
WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU KNEW
who will win and who will lose in
value-based arrangements?
For PCPs and Urgent Care – this is about :
– Lowering Intensity Level /
Practicing at Top or License
– Balancing Supply & Demand /
Maximizing Impact via Location
– Referring to High Value Specialists /
Calculating and Capturing Impact
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Your Hidden Value
Health Behaviors Average Risk Scores
Population Demand & Provider Supply
PCPs & Urgent Care Disproportionately Important to Risk
Where is health risk underrepresented or under-coded?
Which areas have lower risk scores than their behavioral profile / cost drivers.
In other words, where does the population sees providers less and therefore
has a lower risk profile based on the geography’s ‘supply’.
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Diabetes Prevalence –
LA County
PCP Density –
LA County
Income
Obesity
Depression
Proximity to provider is more important for this geography.
Is my network aligned to not only meet adequacy
but to reflect my member demographic?
Population Demand & Provider Supply
PCPs & Urgent Care Disproportionately Important to Risk
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Your Hidden Value
Potential Impact to Risk Owners
from Network & PCP Referrals
Preferred Network Tampa, FL
PMPY
Total Cost= $12,209,105
Average Network Score= 2.08
* All Provider Types
Tampa, FL
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Your Hidden Value
Preferred Physician Distribution
Tampa, FL
All Other Physicians
Tampa, FL
Percent of physicians
in each score bucket
Priorities for Creating Impact for Risk Owners
from Network & PCP Referrals PCP Referral Scenario
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ABC
PCP Referral Impact for Risk-Owners
1 HRR; 1 Specialty; Conservative Scenario = ~$3MM
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Your Hidden Value
46. ~$3,750,000,000
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Your Hidden Value
Estimated total network expenditures
Customer Medical Claims Expense
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Conservative $2M
(1%)
$4M
(1.5%)
$7M
(2.5%)
Average $4M
(1.5%)
$7M
(2.5%)
$14M
(5%)
Aggressive $7M
(2.5%)
$14M
(5%)
$19M
(7%)
$281M
% 9.5 -- total savings
opportunity
Estimates of expected savings based on average
experience with health plan clients:
Impact to Risk Owners from PCP Referrals Yield
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Telling the Future
Network becoming primary driver to mitigate risk for risk owners
(supply side vs. demand/trend)
PCPs/Urgent Care as primary focus; primary tactic = referrals
Mitigate Risky Revenue – Exposure for low-value PCPs
(poor referrals & practice patterns) is explicit & ‘subtle exclusion’
Grow Protected Revenue
(moderate risk-readiness / moderate referrals)
Capture Lost Revenue from High-Value PCPs
(high-value referrals & Practice Patterns)
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The Plan
Here’s Why You Should Listen
Here’s the Context – Politics & Data
Here’s How Payers Are Thinking about It
Here’s How Risk Owners See You
Here’s Your Risk and Hidden Value – Like a Bandit
Summary and Q&A
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Summary and Q&A
As PCPs, Urgent Care & ASCs become more
important to risk-mitigation & value-based care…
… will PCPs, Urgent Care capture they
value they create for risk-owners?
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Summary and Q&A
Will PCPs, Urgent Care capture they
value they create for risk-owners?
Hospital-based systems, PCP systems, Specialty
systems, and even large groups are now doing this…
… with success, but still work to do…
A workgroup with
leading providers
sharing best practices
for this