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Rcm value based care presentation chicago
1. Success in the Value Cycle
Carmel M. Roberts
CEO / Administrator
Valley Ob-Gyn. Clinic
June 23, 2017
Valley Ob-Gyn Clinic
2. Agenda
Revenue Cycle becomes Value Cycle
Starting point
The Superbill is the Foundation the Care Team builds upon
Putting it all together
People, Process, Technology
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5. Current Revenue Cycle model:
Process to receive payment for
services rendered…
Data Channels are added to
modify - and provide feedback
from the Revenue Cycle Model…
…To the Value Cycle
The Value
Cycle
Revenue Cycle becomes Value Cycle:
What the change looks like
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6. Revenue Cycle
Fee-for-service
Connect charges to units of
service provided
Value Cycle
Value-based payment model
Connect costs and outcomes to
units of service and charges
“All administrative and clinical
functions that contribute to
the capture, management, and
collection of patient
service revenue”
“The process and culture by which
healthcare providers pursue quality
patient outcomes and optimal financial
performance through the management
of clinical, operational and financial
assets.”
Operational
Data
Financial
Data
Clinical
Data
Patient
Access
Service
Charge
Capture
Coding Claim
Denial
Mgmt.
Revenue Cycle becomes Value Cycle
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7. Financial Risks
Unknown cost variances – procedures, service-lines, etc.
Unreliable or inconsistent Charge Capture Data
Alternative reimbursement models = less predictable cash flow
Pricing – difficult to develop reliable pricing models with frequent changes
to guidelines and delays in new pricing model implementation
Operational Risks
Uncertainty of Bundling mandates from CMS – Medicare’s delay of the 3
bundled models creates change management challenges
Clinical and Financial teams operating in data silos
Self Insured companies are contracting directly with providers for
outcomes-based care delivery with transparent pricing
Clinical Risks
Operational and Financial data gaps = can’t measure clinical outcomes,
quality and cost data accurately
Population Health
Risks to your Value
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8. Manage your Value Cycle for Success
Proactively managing your value cycle will result in quality patient
outcomes and optimal financial performance.
Value Cycle describes the full life cycle of optimizing every opportunity to
achieve the best outcome for the best cost.
Leverage technology and utilize a Care Team approach to achieve outcomes.
Traditional RCM components
Pricing
Charge capture
Claims performance
Compliance
Additional information
Quality of care
Patient Satisfaction
Clinical outcomes
Operational efficiency
Risk management
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10. In Value Cycle Management
the Superbill is the Foundation the Care
Teams build on
Valley Ob-Gyn Clinic
11. Avoid garbage in / garbage out pitfalls:
The superbill becomes the anchor to value
The Superbill “translates” what is performed
by clinicians for patient care into charge
language that can be understood by payers
and patients
Every service delivery workflow impacts the
superbill
Failure to accurately capture and align
services and charges on the superbill will
significantly impair the quality of your data
and your decision making.
Key to tying
charges to
clinical
outcomes
Valley Ob-Gyn Clinic
12. Why is the Superbill the Foundation?
The Superbill is built with an understanding of
Regulatory and Compliance Rules
Contract Management
Supply and Overhead Costs
Location of Service
The Superbill is used to capture Clinical data including
What supplies were used
Who performed services
Location of Service
A description of the nature and complexity of service performed
In combination this provides basis for Value Cycle Analytics
Valley Ob-Gyn Clinic
13. The Value Cycle starts with the Superbill
The Value
Cycle
Billing Claims
Doesn’t work without a
clean, accurate, complete
Superbill
Overhead & Supplies
Analysis/Reviews/Controls
more difficult without single
source of truth
Denial Management
Compliant Superbill helps
stop unnecessary denials
Procedures
If you do it, you need to
charge for it, which you
can’t do if it’s not on the
Superbill
Procedures & Remittance
If you do it, you need to
charge for it, which you
can’t do if it’s not on the
Superbill
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14. The Value Cycle starts with the Superbill
The Value
Cycle
Contract Management
Can’t be done without
accurate complete data,
which is gathered through
Superbill analysis
Transparency
Window into Pricing Strategy
for Patients and others
Pricing Strategy
Implemented through the
Superbill
Service Line Analytics/Decision
Enablement/Cost Analysis
Understanding cost, making
decisions and analyzing
service lines can’t be done
without data
Service Line Analytics/Decision
Enablement/Cost Analysis
Understanding cost, making
decisions and analyzing
service lines can’t be done
without data
Service Line Analytics/Decision
Enablement/Cost Analysis
Understanding cost, making
decisions and analyzing
service lines can’t be done
without data
Valley Ob-Gyn Clinic
15. The Value Cycle starts with the Superbill
The Value
Cycle
Right Patient
Competition for “patients” is
increasingly important.
Know which population
segments and conditions you
are best able to impact.
Right Cost
Information from real data is
needed in order to negotiate
the best costs for Supply
contracts
Right Payment
Contract Management,
Billing, Remits, Pricing
Strategy, all contribute to
getting the right payment
for every encounter
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16. Putting it all together to manage the
Value Cycle….
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17. Value Cycle Best Practices
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People
Technology
Process
18. MACRA, bundled payment models, risk
sharing and the Value Cycle
Know your starting points
Figure out what types of preventative care you are already
doing or could easily implement
Do a simple gap analysis of what you are already doing and
what MACRA requires – fill in the gaps
Adopt a Care Team approach to ensure patient engagement
and to optimize care coordination and change management
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19. Value Cycle- People
Develop multi-departmental team to align every workflow
with the care quality goals
Continuously communicate care quality goals
Clearly define how each workflow impacts the value cycle
Train, train, train- promote quality and upward mobility
Make sure the focus is always on the end result
Reward innovation- place a premium on efficiency
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20. Value Cycle- Process
Understand roles and integration in the Value Cycle
Review each care-team Superbill regularly
Review each workflow regularly
Use data to make decisions at all levels
Don’t ask what data, staff and software should we install. Ask what decisions and
problems do we need help with……
Increase your predictive and descriptive analytic tools-
Be consistent with what you collect, how you collect it and how you take action on
it, and be willing to re-assess frequently.
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21. Value Cycle- Technology
Technology is available across the Value Cycle
Use analytics to determine your cost to deliver specific services
and your profit margins
Use analytics to identify areas where you are underperforming
Particularly useful to help with certain functions
Scheduling
Patient Communication
Care Coordination
Orders Tracking, Tasking, Flag High Risk patients
Audit Trail for Compliance
Data analytics
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22. Summary
The Revenue Cycle has expanded to the Value Cycle
The Foundation of the Value Cycle is the Superbill and accurate
charge capture based on well document clinical decision
making.
Regardless of the payment methodology, the Superbill is the
linchpin for complete and compliant capture of charges to assess
cost of care and rate of condition incidence. This is essential for
sound financial decisions, necessary to sustain and grow the
healthcare mission and improve outcomes.
Value Cycle Best Practices include People, Process and
Technology
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