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PAGE 1The Governance Institute’s Forum on Consumerism & Transparency – The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island
Amelia Island, FloridaNovember 13–15, 2016
©2016 CVS Health and/or one of its affiliates: Confidential & Proprietary
Willis ChandlerVice PresidentHealth System AlliancesCVS Health
October 14, 2016
Disrupting Healthcare from a Consumer Retail Space: CVS' Experience to Date
Agenda
1. Consumer driven healthcare trends
2. Challenges these trends presented to CVS
3. Our response
4. Questions and takeaways
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Emergence of Consumer-driven Health Care
Emergence of consumer-driven health care
ENROLLMENT IN EXCHANGES1
Previously uninsured gaining coverage
• Uninsured rate fell from 20.4% in Q4 2013 to 11.5% in Q1 20162
• More than half of adults with new exchange or Medicaid coverage uninsured previously3
Market is shifting to individual shopper • Individual market enrollment grew 37%
between Q1 2014 and Q1 20154
• More than 6M people now receive health coverage through private exchanges, with a 35% increase projected for 20165
EVOLVING MARKETPLACE
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Public Exchanges
Private Exchanges
1. Accenture forecast, CBO update 2016, Avalere projections, CVS Health analysis. 2. “Health Insurance Coverage and the ACA, 2010-2016,” ASPE Brief, March 2016. 3. “Affordable Care Act Tracking Survey,” The Commonwealth Fund, May 2015. 4. “Health Enrollment trends and Market Outlook,” Mark Farrah Associates, June 2015. 5. Accenture projections, CVS Health analysis.
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“Retailization” of health care continues with growth in consumer-directed health plans
Sources: AIS’s Inside Consumer Directed Care; Kaiser; AHIP surveys.; Advisory Group infographic
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What do consumers want from healthcare?
• Transparent search
• Convenient access
• Durable relationship
• Positive encounter
As Patient Cost Share Rises…
Promoting Healthy Behavior Is Critical in Avoiding Unintended Consequences with CDHPs
CVS Health is positioning itself to help meet consumer needs
CVS Health Advantages
More than 9,500 convenient locations
CVS/minuteclinic
Innovative plan design options
Adherence programs: Pharmacy Advisor
Trusted brand
Note:1. Retail pharmacy locations include more than 1,660 Target locations.
Cost
Adherence
…sustaining adherence becomes more challenging
…patients may choose to cut corners on their health and
wellness needs to avoid costs
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Consumer-driven Challenges for CVS
Inconsistency
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CVS Eliminates Tobacco
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How often do consumers want to come to the pharmacy?
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The Relationship Between Therapeutic Complexity and Medication Adherence is Strong
Source: Choudhry NK, Shrank W. Archives of Internal Medicine, 2011.
As their therapy increases in complexity, statin users become less adherent1
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• Takes 11 medications, 9 of which are maintenance medications
• Makes 5 visits to the pharmacy per month
• Has at least 2 different prescribers
Least Complex Therapy Most Complex Therapy
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ScriptSync® : reducing medication complexity for patients taking multiple medications a
Coordinates refill and renewal schedules for patients taking multiple maintenance medications
ONCE COORDINATION IS COMPLETE, PATIENTS CAN:
Pick up all maintenance medication refills in a singleCVS Pharmacy visit
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Labeled dosing packages
Date and day of week clearly labeled
Pre-packaged medication
Sorted by time of day
Medication name and dosage
Consumers expect to…
Transparent SearchConsumers expect to:• Know the price in advance
• Find a provider who is a good personal match
• Learn about other patients’ experiences
• View available times and schedule an appointment online
Convenient AccessConsumers expect to:• Make an appointment outside of traditional
business hours
• Have a location open for immediate care
• Schedule same-day appointments
• Have the option to see another provider if theirs is unavailable
• Talk to a provider without having to travel
Durable RelationshipsConsumers expect to:• Have access to all of their clinical information
• Trust that the health system knows them and their unique needs
• Have the health system anticipate and support their clinical and non-clinical needs
Positive EncounterConsumers expect to:• Find the right office or location without getting lost
• Have their appointment start on time
• See a clinician who treats them with respect
• Understand their bills and be able to pay easily
• Voice concerns and have someone respond quickly
Source: The Advisory Group Infographic
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>3,100Providers (NPs/PAs) nationwide
MinuteClinic: High-Quality, Lower-Cost Care
32 million+ visits
Walk-in care, seven days per
week
Up to 80% savings over higher
costs of care
94% overall patient
satisfaction
70+major health system
affiliations
1100+ Full-time Clinics in 33 States and D.C.
THE FIRST RETAIL HEALTH CARE PROVIDER TO BE FULLY
ACCREDITED BY THE JOINT COMMISSION
50% of MinuteClinic patients do not have a PCP50% seen on Evenings and Weekends
Rapidly Growing to Meet Access Needs: Comprehensive national network of clinics (includes Target Clinics)
More than 50% of the U.S. population is within 10 miles of a MinuteClinic
More than 1135 locations in 33 States and D.C. as of January 2016
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Expanding access with telehealth services
Source: JM Polinski, T Barker, N Gagliano, A Sussman, TA Brennan, WH Shrank. Patients’ Satisfaction with and Preference for Telehealth Visits. J Gen Intern Med, August 2015. 1. All patients who responded to the survey. N=2383
Exploring expanded access opportunities via strategic partnerships to expand the future of telehealth
MINUTECLINIC TELEHEALTH MODEL— 15,000 VISITS
95% of patients rate their telehealth visit as good or better than a traditional visit
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Looking Ahead: Creating Digital Solutions For Patients
ONLINE WAIT TIMES REMOTE QUEING SCHEDULING
View wait times online and with mobile
Sign in to queue online and with mobile
Schedule future appointment
• 2015: 3-million texts alerts sent from kiosk
Sign intoKiosk
Agree to text alert
Receive text for return
Return for visit
• 2016: Deploy online wait times, remote queuing, and scheduling
Patient decides where to wait
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CHOOSEDELIVERY
Empowering Patients with Our Digital Tools
Innovation helps make prescription management easier for patients
Patient story is represented for illustrative purposes only. Any resemblance to an actual individual is coincidental. All data sharing complies with applicable firewall and privacy laws.
REAL-TIME ALERTS
FAST, SECURE ACCESS
SCAN TO REFILL
ADHERENCE REMINDERS
90% of patients agree that the option to pick up at CVS Pharmacy makes their lives easier.
Patients Want Choice: With Specialty Connect, More Than Half Choose Retail Pickup
*Based on the availability of CVS Pharmacy locations and subject to applicable laws and regulations. Services are also available at Long’s Drugs locations. Products are dispensed by CVS Specialty Pharmacy and certain services are only accessed by calling CVS Specialty Pharmacy directly. Certain specialty medication may not qualify. In compliance with state laws in-store pick up is currently not available in Arkansas, Oklahoma and West Virginia. Some states require first fill prescriptions to be transmitted directly to the dispensing specialty pharmacy. Other restrictions may apply. Products available through the specialty program are dispensed by CVS Specialty in compliance with all applicable state laws.
HIGHER SATISFACTION, BETTER OUTCOMES• 11.4% more of these patients are optimally adherent
CHOICE• Specialty prescriptions accepted at every CVS Pharmacy location
• Choice of retail pick up or delivery
ACCESS AND SUPPORT• Access to 99% of specialty drug spend including medications
with limited distribution
• Centralized clinical support
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Connectivity and Healthcare Silos
• Adherence opportunities delivered to EHR
• Review patient-specific alerts at point of care or at the convenience of care managers
• Evaluate and take action on adherence opportunities
We’re connecting with providers to help provide effective care for your patients
Ability to connect with most major electronic health record systems
*Not commercially available. CVS Health uses and shares data as allowed by applicable law, our agreements and our information firewall.
Connected at CVS Pharmacy*
• MinuteClinic EHR can connect to our affiliates to access patient information, such as current medications and allergies
• MinuteClinic sends visit summary to provider EHR, promoting transparency and continuity of care
Connected at MinuteClinic
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• Pharmacy reaches out to patient
• Patient does not pickup script
• Clinical eMessaging program* uses smart targeting on specific medications to help ensure clinical relevance
• After a certain amount of time has passed without script pick up
• Message is sent to EHR
• Message includes patient information, script details and reason for the communication
• Sent through DIRECT message
• Message is imported into patient health record
We’re letting providers know when their patient is not picking up scripts
Data is only shared in accordance with the law and our agreements with our clients. *Not commercially available.
Patient Does Not Pick Up Script
Message is Generated and Sent
Message Arrives in EHR
ELECTRONIC CLINICAL MESSAGE FLOW
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Asking Ourselves Hard Questions
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Infusion Therapy for Specialty Conditions: A Hospital Case Example
…are estimated to account for $35 billion of the specialty market1
…make up as much as 33% of specialty drugs in the pipeline2
1. EvaluatePharma. 2. EMD Serono Specialty Digest. 3. CVS Caremark Internal Data, 2014.This slide contains references to brand-name prescription drugs that are trademarks or registered trademarks of pharmaceutical manufacturers not affiliated with CVS Health.
INFUSED DRUGS…
$4,215
$7,457
$171 $933
Home Hospital Outpatient
Drug Cost by Site of Service Average Cost of Admin
INFLIXIMAB (REMICADE), STANDARD DOSING OF 100 KG PATIENT3
Up to
33%of pipeline
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Key Themes and Takeaways
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Key takeaways for health systems
Patients know more and expect more
Culture of consumerism is accelerating with employer and payor cost sharing strategies
Consumerism is here to stay
Consumers vote with their feet (50% of Minute Clinic visits are after hours)
How aligned is your business with consumerism?
Strategic alignment
Consumers do not want healthcare silos
No health services organization is expert at everything thus partnerships are an inevitability
Is partnering a core competency of your organization?
Strategic partnerships as a core competency
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Thank You
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Our Model Meets Evolving Healthcare Needs…
Patients PayorsProviders
Medical Claims Editing
…helping deliver excellent outcomes while lowering costs
Long-Term Care
PBM/ Mail
SpecialtyInfusion
Digital
Retail Clinics
Clinical Programs
Retail
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