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Promoting Autonomy and Lasting Behavior Change A Unique Health Care Empowerment Solution

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Promoting Autonomy and Lasting Behavior Change. A Unique Health Care Empowerment Solution. Care Kits Drive Results! Improve Care & Drive Down Costs. Provides the curriculum, tools and devices for successful patient engagement - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Promoting Autonomy and Lasting Behavior Change A Unique Health Care Empowerment Solution

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Care Kits Drive Results! Improve Care & Drive Down CostsProvides the curriculum, tools and devices for successful patient engagement

o Dramatically reduces re-admissions rates up to 100%

o Improves Patient Experience Scores

o Creates standardized patient care

o Increases productivity: More effective patient interactions

o Produces a successful, independent patient

Care Kits Provide a Key Role in Meeting the 33 ACO Quality Performance Standards for

Shared Savings

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“I would never bring out a new product without

doing ethnography” (Observational Research)

vvvvvvvShane Wall VP New Product Development, Intel

Our Care Curriculum Based on Observational Research

The consumer products industry

has been doing it for 30 years!

We go to users’ homes,

workplaces and communities to watch them in contextWe observe misunderstandings, gaps in education and barriers to success—from the patients’ point of view we capture their language, their values,their priorities and their perceptions: The Care Kits reflect all these insights.

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Care Kits are Unique: Three Essential Pieces

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How to Use Care Kits Points of Distribution

o Step 1: Select from one of 32 conditionso Most often used for transition of care: Heart Failure, Diabetes,

COPD, Post Surgical Kits, and Multiple Condition Care Kitso Most used for population management: Blood Sugar, Weight

Management, Blood Pressure, CAD care, Heart Fitness, etc

o Step 2: Deliver to the Patiento Hospital: Transition from hospital to homecareo At Home: Population assessment, care manager contact and

direct delivery/follow-upo Dr. Office: Primary Care office

o Step 3: Integrate with your Care Coordinationo Care Kits meet all “standards of care”o Care Coordinator follow up

o Step 4: Watch Your Patient Improveo Care Kits promote self-care and independenceo Leave patient with the tools for ongoing health managemento Achieve higher patient experience scores

Care Kits are used for both post acute and/or wellness and chronic conditions

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How Medicin

eWorks

The Impact Analyzer

Vent Your Story

In Development:• 13 Animations• 2 Videos

Providers & patients can go online for additional content and tools to maintain the

program the long term

Online Access: Maintenance and Additional Content

The Impact Analyzer

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Care KitsProvide the Framework:

Curriculum, Tools and Devices

Tracking systems, endorsed by the Juran Quality Institute, allow both patient and provider to see cause and effect at a glance: Discovery learning for long-term behavior change!

Telephone IVR and Web Connections Improve Patient

Connectivity & thePatient Experience. Scripts and Engagement are Based on Care

Kit Curriculum

Dashboard Analytics Improve Timely Care – Either In-Home or Via Telephone or e-mail.

Automation Allows Real-Time Monitoring and Personalized, Need-

Based Contacts.

Enhance Patient Connections: IVR & Web

CARE KITS ACTIVE CONNECTIONS ANALYTICS OUTREACH

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Does It Make a Difference? Outcomes & Results

Virtua New Jersey Medical Center

Suburban Chicago employee wellness program

ASTHMA More than doubled medication adherence, eliminated readmissions and reduced ER use by 72% vs. American Lung Assn handouts

HYPERTENSION 88% in target range after 6 months vs. 12% after home visits+phone coaching

HEART FAILURE Reduced readmissions by 74%; increased regimen adherence by 300-500%vs. standard paper, home visit and phone coaching

Multiple studies WI, IL, KY, MI, and others

YESHeart Failure

97.3%Hypertension

94.9%Diabetes & Pre-diabetes 93.6%Asthma

92.5%Coronary Artery Disease 100%

Q: Did the Care Kit

help you manage your condition?

University of Pittsburgh FIVE-YEAR AVERAGE34% better than national 5-year average

RUSH’S PAPER

4%

RUSH’SPAPER

35% %%

Rush University Medical Center compared instructions approved by their Patient Education Committee, to Care Kits. For 6 months, they called each patient 1 week post discharge:

“Were you able to carry out your self care without asking for help?”

“How satisfied are you with the selfcare materials?”

92% CARE KITS

100% CARE KITS

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St. Joseph, Lexington KY

St. Joseph, Elgin IL

NWC, Arlington Hts. ILDRG 127 ONLY

NWC, Arlington Hts. ILALL CHF-RELATED DRGs

Aurora, Milwaukee WI

Great Plains, Elk City OK

VA, Ann Arbor MI (90 Days)

Mercy Hospital, Chicago IL

6.4% 4.0% 38%

16.7% 7.7% 54%

22.2% 6.3% 72%

8.6% 2.2% 73%

23.4% 6.9% 74%

54.5% 33.3% 38%

13.2% 8.7% 34%

BEFORE AFTER

REDUCED BY

>28% 0%

Before After

At Mercy only: N = insufficient for highest level of statistical

significance, but indicative, especially given overall trend

Readmission Rates30-day Heart Failure

Does It Make a Difference? Outcomes & Results

38% 54% 34% 74% 72% 73% 38% 100%

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J Reeves, MD Director Nevada State QIO

J Ambulatory Care ManagementV36, No. 2, pp. 108-120 March 2013

TOTAL MEDICAL COST

Blood pressure Cholesterol Blood sugar

Emergency Room visits In-hospital days

Health Plan net savings exceeded $56 PMPM $1.5 million / 1000 members Member savings = 30% lower out-of-pocket cost

than the alternate PPO plan

54%

712 participants 24 months

85% better scores

23% lower

16% fewer visits

Imaging services 35% lower use fewer days

COMPARED TO BASELINE YEAR

Prescription cost per member 18% lower cost

Case Study$1.5 MM Savings in a Medical Home

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“I used to spend a lot of time explaining things. But my patients always came back with the same misunderstandings. With Care Kits they get it. We can have a real conversation–make plans and move forward.’ Robert Fanning, MD, Director, Cardiovascular, Hospital in West Virginia

Proven Track Record It Works for Providers

“The first thing you notice about

using the Care Kits is that the phones go dead. The kits have anticipated all the patients’ questions.” Pat Sloman, RN CCM

Oncology Department ChiefKaiser

Permanente

Riverside, CA

• University of Pittsburgh Health Plan

• Kaiser Permanente

• Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union

• 150+ Home Care Agencies

• wellPORTAL Plan

• University of Oklahoma Medical Center

• Greater Baltimore Medical Center

• Northwest Community Hospital

• Provena Hospitals

• University of Tennessee Hospital

• Palmetto Health Plan ACO

• INFORMed TPAdministrator

SOME CURRENT CUSTOMERS

“We‘ve used the tools for five years with five chronic conditions.Satisfaction scores have been 97 to 100%.” Dr. S. Ramalingam, Medical Director UPMC Health Plan

“Our readmissions were over 28%. Sixty days into a trial with [Care Kits] we had no readmits for Heart Failure.” C. C., CNO, Mercy Hospital and Medical Center, Chicago

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Summary & Next Steps

Care Kits can play a vital role in any integrated health care system.o Educated, independent patients require less care and cost less!

o CSI Care Kits are proven to reduce re-admissions & increase patient satisfaction → higher patient experience scores

o They are used by leading institutions: UPMC, Kaiser, etc

o Proven to create an ROI

Next Steps:

o Determine which conditions and Care Kits fit your organization

o Determine how CSI Care Kits can be integrated into your clients’ processes and systems

o Train your staff

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Contact InformationQuestions or comments about Care Kits?

Michael Weiss – President O: 847-850-7500 ext 121M: [email protected].

Shirley Grey RN MSN – EVP Sales & Customer ServiceO: 847-850-7500 ext 103M: [email protected]

Judy Farah RN – Operations DirectorO: 847-850-7500 ext 106M: [email protected]

Sylvia Aruffo, PhD – Consumer Content OfficerO: 847-850-7500 ext 101M: [email protected]

Carol Outland RN MSN - Clinical Content DirectorO: 847-850-7500 ext 117M: [email protected]

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Appendix: Online Patient Interface

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Appendix: Online Patient Interface