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Ellen Garcia MPH and Christina Jaramillo May 1, 2013 Providence - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Ellen Garcia MPH and Christina Jaramillo May 1, 2013 Providence - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Ellen Garcia MPH and Christina Jaramillo May 1, 2013 Providence ElderPlace is a PACE Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly. Established in 1990 -one of the 1 st PACE sites Currently serving 1000 frail elders in Multnomah
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Providence ElderPlace is a PACE –
Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly.
Established in 1990 -one of the 1st PACE sites Currently serving 1000 frail elders in
Multnomah County, 97% are dually eligible
Providence ElderPlace Sites
- 7 Health and Social Centers
1 Assisted Living Facility 2 Residential Care Facilities
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Participant Satisfaction - Overall - 96%
- Based on I-Sat administered by CalPACE in June 2012
Caring Behaviors Index 95%
- Based on I-Sat administered by CalPACE in June 2012
End of Life Overall Satisfaction - 95.5%
- Fall 2012 - Survey instrument mailed 6 months after death
Family Satisfaction “Would Recommend” -94%
- 2012 – Annual mailed survey with 45% Response Rate
% includes Agree and Strongly Agree
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Palliative Care at death (Goal >=75%) 78% POLST Completion Rate (>=95%) 97% P of Attorney Health Care (>=80%) 91% Pneumovax (>=95%) 97% Influenza (>=95%) 97% ( Annual measure: Reported Q1-12) Rate of Fractures from Falls(<0.015%) 0.013% 30 Day Unplanned Readmissions(<10%) 9.9% High Risk Warfarin (98% INR <4.5%) 98.7% 3rd Quarter 2012 Results Reported in Blue
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Hand Hygiene - clinical (Goal >=95%) 100% Hand Hygiene - CNA (>=95%) 100% Anticoagulation Avg TTR (>=60%) 65% Pressure Ulcer Prevalence (<=3.25%) 2.41% Pressure Ulcer Prevention (>=95%) 93% Polypharmacy (2 or more antipsychotics) (<1%) .9% Antipsychotic Use in Dementia (<=12%) 17% 3rd Quarter 2012 Results Reported in Blue
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PACE focuses on prevention and maintaining function. Studies have demonstrated slower functional decline for PACE enrollees and delayed mortality.
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