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Brazos Valley Care Coordination Program Texas A&M Health Science Center Rural and Community Health Institute Debbie Muesse, BSN,RN and Oghogho Igbinoba MPH/Epidemiology An Emergency Department diversion Program Breaking Down Barriers


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Brazos Valley Care Coordination Program

Texas A&M Health Science Center Rural and Community Health Institute

Debbie Muesse, BSN,RN and Oghogho Igbinoba MPH/Epidemiology

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An Emergency Department diversion Program

“Breaking Down Barriers to Healthcare”

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Where We Began - 2013

  • 2 Community Health Workers (CHWs) and an RN

Program Manager

  • Develop community partnerships and provide

client referrals

  • Enrolled clients from one major hospital and

provided referrals to PCP

  • Documented manually on spreadsheets
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Where we are today - 2016

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Where we are today -2016

  • 4 CHWs and an RN program manager
  • CHWs make daily visits to hospital to extract referral

data

  • Contact clients to help navigate healthcare system
  • Make PCP appointments & provide appointment

reminders

  • Assist in communicating with health care providers
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Where we are today - 2016

  • Work closely with hospital case managers to

provide continuum of care

  • Translate at PCP visits
  • Teach chronic disease management classes
  • Make referrals for other social needs
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Where we are today - 2016

Proprietary Database:

  • For all referrals received
  • To track all calls to clients and clinics
  • To track appointment scheduling and

attendance

  • To document clients’ other social needs
  • To provide statistical data
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DY5 Metric Goals

Progress as of 06/2016

GOAL: Enroll 400 unique individuals Progress: 403 GOAL: 30 patient satisfaction surveys Progress: 57 GOAL: Refer 90% enrolled clients to a PCP Progress: 98% GOAL: Assist 60% clients in making a PCP appointment Progress: 91%

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Outcomes

as of 07/2016

200 250 400 392 492 422 100 200 300 400 500 600 DY3 Goal DY4 Goal DY5 Goal

Client Enrollment

Goal Actual

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Outcomes 10-/2013 – 6/2016

Total Enrolled: 1304

Payer Source of Patients Referred

Uninsured Medicaid Private Indigent Care Other

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Outcomes – 10/2013 – 06/2016

2585 1611 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000

12 months prior to Enrollment 12 months after Enrollment

Cost savings to facility: Potential savings to facility:

TOTAL ED VISITS FACILITY ENROLLED CLIENTS

COHORT OF 748 38% Decrease $461,616.00- $463,789.00 $1,384,848.00 - $1,391,368.00

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Outcomes 10/2013-6/2016

416 326

TOTAL HOSPITALIZATIONS

FACILITY ENROLLED CLIENTS (COHORT OF 748)

12 Months prior to enrollment 12 Months after enrollment

Cost savings to facility: $924,210.00 Potential savings to facility: $ 2,772,630.00

22% Decrease

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Thank you!