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Madison, WI Milwaukee, WI Cedar Rapids, IA How is Medical - - PDF document
Madison, WI Milwaukee, WI Cedar Rapids, IA How is Medical - - PDF document
Madison, WI Milwaukee, WI Cedar Rapids, IA How is Medical Coverage Placed Today? How is Medical Coverage Placed Today? My deal is better than yours PPO Discounts PBM Deals Case Management Programs Reporting Packages
How is Medical Coverage Placed Today? How is Medical Coverage Placed Today?
- PPO Discounts
- PBM Deals
- Case Management Programs
- Reporting Packages
- Size of Company
- Stop Loss Programs (Captives)
My deal is better than yours
Average Annual Premiums for Single and Family – KFF 2011
Sky Sky-
- Rocketing Costs
Rocketing Costs
Distribution of Deductibles Distribution of Deductibles – – KFF 2011 KFF 2011
Sky Sky-
- Rocketing Costs
Rocketing Costs
Source: Mercer’s National Survey of Employer-Sponsored Health Plans, 2010
Deductibles Continue to Climb
Average PPO Deductible for Individual, In-network Coverage
The Result of Sky The Result of Sky-
- Rocketing Costs
Rocketing Costs
Premiums for both single and family medical coverage have more than doubled since 2001* Employer medical plans with deductibles of less than $500 have reduced by 24% since 2006* Employer medical plans with deductibles of more than $1000 have grown by 40% since 2006* The average deductible nationally as of 2010 is $1,200 for single**
Source - *KFF / ** Mercer’s national survey 2010
The Results???? The Results????
In 2011 health plan costs grew by another 9%*
- -Average premium for single coverage: $5,429
- -Average premium for family coverage: $15,073
- -Average deductible is expected to exceed $1,500
for single
*Reported by Kaiser Health News on 9/27/2011
Beating Trend Beating Trend
Their health through:
- Culture - Habits and Environment
- Wellness - Population Health
The economics through:
- Consumer Driven Plan Design
- Transparency of Provider Value
The future of solving our health care COST crisis is up to you. We must engage patients in:
The Key The Key… …Transparency Transparency
What is transparency?
- Transparency gives clarity by providing detailed
information on both the cost and quality of medical care to insured’s.
The Economics The Economics -
- Transparency
Transparency
In today’s delivery system: Members choose a hospital but without relevant information about their options. Patients don’t have price or quality information on the medical services they buy. We spend more time researching price and quality of our next TV purchase than we do choosing a healthcare provider for
- urselves or a loved one.
Providers are reimbursed per service, meaning more incentive to increase services and costs. More is NOT better. National studies have proven more medical services provided, the worse the outcomes measured by mortality, complication rates and overall patient satisfaction. The result - many services with poor outcomes at inflated prices. What employers have been doing isn’t working!!!! Today’s system (continued):
The Economics The Economics -
- Transparency
Transparency
What is the solution???? What is the solution???? FocusHealth FocusHealth
This information is available to the public but is virtually unusable.
Average Allowable Example: Hospital A Hospital B Hospital C Hospital D Cardiac Catheterization -- Major $13,632.47 $18,253.76 $34,349.59 $26,215.08
Did you know there is a difference in price?
National Percentile Rank (100% being the best) Example: Hospital A Hospital B Hospital C Hospital D Cardiac – Surgical 85.68% 54.20% 26.81% 63.00%
Did you know there is a difference in quality?
FocusHealth FocusHealth
FocusHealth’s proprietary scoring system creates relevant transparency consumers can understand. Methodology:
Combines charge and discount data for all hospitals, statewide –
- ver 300,000 data elements (including LOS).
The system uses that allowed data to calculate a cost score at every hospital for all available clinical categories. Quality data used is nationally recognized. Quality ranking system uses statistical analysis of hospital: Core Processes, Patient Safety Indicators, Mortality, Complication, and Readmission Rates and Patient Satisfaction.
FocusHealth FocusHealth
Cost and Quality scores are combined to create Total Hospital Values. The result is simple
35 28 99 55
Scores La Crosse
Hospital A Cost Hospital B Cost Hospital A Quality Hospital B Quality Hospital A Value Hospital B Value
67 42
FocusHealth FocusHealth
Cost and Quality scores are combined to create Total Hospital Values. The result is simple
24 40 31 90
Scores Eau Claire
Hospital A Cost Hospital B Cost Hospital C Cost Hospital A Quality Hospital B Quality Hospital C Quality Hospital A Value Hospital B Value Hospital C Value
27 65 47 98 73
Auxiant combines the cost and quality to derive a score for each hospital in WI. The result is: Hospitals with the highest ranking are considered Preferred Plus hospitals. Members are incentivized for using these Preferred Plus hospitals for inpatient and outpatient (hospital based) services.
Make it Simple Make it Simple
Make it Simple Make it Simple
Benefit Type PPO Network Non-PPO Deductible $1,000 (2x) $3,000 (2x) Coinsurance 80% 60% Out of Pocket Max $2,500/$5,000 $5,000/$10,000 Physician/Ancillary Charges $35 Copay Ded/Coins Inpatient Hosp Co-pay Non- Preferred Plus Hospital (per confinement) $1,000 $2,000
How to “Drive” Provider Utilization
Sample Plan Design - Example 1
Benefit Type Preferred Plus Preferred PPO Non-PPO Deductible $500 (2x) $1,000 (2x) $2,000 (2x) Coinsurance 90% 70% 50% Out of Pocket Max $1,000/$2,000 $3,000/$6,000 $6,000/$12,000 Physician/Ancillary Charges $35 Copay $35 Copay Ded/Coins
How to “Drive” Provider Utilization
Sample Plan Design - Example 2
Benefit Type PPO Non-PPO Deductible $2,500 (2x) $5,000 (2x) Coinsurance 100% 70% Out of Pocket Max $2,500/$5,000 $7,500/$15,000 Physician/Ancillary Charges 100% Ded/Coins HSA or HRA contribution if Preferred Plus Hospitals only are utilized $1,000 $0.00