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Valorcare was formed in 2010 after the passage of the Affordable Care Act to provide solutions for primary care. The document outlines key facts about the healthcare system including that chronic diseases like cancer and metabolic syndrome account for 85% of healthcare costs, more than 30% of the US population is on Medicare or Medicaid, and consumers are now paying more for healthcare with higher deductibles. It also notes that primary care is the best first choice for treatment and the time to act is now to support primary care.
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- 2. What We Know • ACA Passed March 23, 2010 • Insurance Industry Lobbyists - $800 Billion • AMA Lobbyists - $34.7 Billion • Health Exchanges Oct 2013 • 76 Million Boomers – 10,000 a Day moving into Medicare • 30 Million Old Age in Medicare • 300 Million Americans • More than 30% of population in Medicare/Medicaid
- 3. What We Know • Primary Care is the Best First Choice • Metabolic Syndrome X + Cancer – Overweight, High Blood Pressure, High Cholesterol, Diabeties – 85% of all health care costs – 1 Trillion Plus $ – Controllable with lifestyle • Overweight Americans more than 65% • Health Insurance High Deductibles
- 4. What We Know • Consumer paying for more of their healthcare • Insurance Polices increased more than 40% after ACA passed. • Wellness covered with lots of limitations • Preventative Medicine – with limitations • Standard Practice Ratios 20% - 80% • Ratios Change to 50% - 50% – 17% - 25% reduction in income – $190,000 to $250,000 loss of income
- 5. What We Know • Time to act is now • Primary Care is the path to all others • Topple everyone outside of hospital • Valorcare formed 2010 after ACA • Solutions for Primary Care • Must happen now!!!!