Mary Sue Schottenfels & James Forshee, MD, MBA Molina Healthcare - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Mary Sue Schottenfels & James Forshee, MD, MBA Molina Healthcare Our mission is to provide quality healthcare services to financially vulnerable families and individuals covered by government programs. 2 15 years 340,000 lives 3


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Mary Sue Schottenfels & James Forshee, MD, MBA

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Our mission is to provide quality healthcare services to financially

vulnerable families and

individuals covered by government programs.

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Molina Healthcare

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15 years 340,000 lives 3 large population centers

 Wayne County  Genesee County  Kent County

Population:

 177,000 TANF  4,000 CSHCS

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Asthma:

 Top 5 Admission diagnoses  Top 5 ED visit diagnoses  Top 2 or 3 CSHCS ED visits (seasonal)  Medication possession ratio concern

Molina in Michigan

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Identification Recruitment Systematic home visits (The STAR partner CLEARCorps)

Operational Plan

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Healthy Homes + Asthma

The Asthma Picture in Michigan

 10.2% of children in Michigan have diagnosed asthma  Close to 20% of Detroit children have diagnosed asthma

Research shows that…

“home-based environmental interventions can contribute to

asthma trigger reduction and better health outcomes”

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Healthy Homes + Asthma

a partnership between…

 Molina Healthcare of Michigan  CLEARCorps Detroit  Wayne Children’s Healthcare Access Program

(WCHAP)

funded by …

The Kresge Foundation and The Jewish Fund

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40 Homes with Asthmatic Children Ages 2 -11 Will Receive…

 Environmental Assessment of Home  Evaluation of Asthma Triggers and

  • ther environmental hazards

 Family Action Plan & Intensive

Asthma Education by WCHAP

 Healthy and Safety Products & Minor

Home Repairs

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Healthy Homes + Asthma

Products

  • HEPA Rated Vacuum
  • Mattress & Pillow Covers
  • Pest Management Supplies
  • Air Purifier
  • Covered Trash Cans
  • Dehumidifier
  • Gutter Extenders
  • Cleaning Supplies

Minor Repairs

  • Carpet Removal/Cleaning
  • Vent Bathroom/Dryer to

Outside

  • Remove Clutter/Dumpster
  • Repair Plumbing Leaks
  • Minor Roof Repair
  • Pest Extermination
  • Mold remediation
  • HVAC repair

Partner Referrals for Free Services

  • Furnace Tune Up/

Replacement – DTE Energy

  • Lead Hazard Abatement -

City of Detroit & State of Michigan

  • Step Forward Michigan for

property tax assistance

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 Lowered health plan costs for medical care

and RX

 Fewer hospitalizations  Fewer ED visits for asthma  Better controller v rescue medicine ratio  Fewer missed school and work days

Healthy Homes + Asthma Projected Outcomes

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 Health care utilization and cost data (Molina encounters/claims)  1 year before and 1 year after the intervention  Children with ≥ 10-12 months enrollment with Molina  Measures on asthma-related knowledge, behaviors, and missed school days  Baseline and 6 months follow-up resident surveys (CLEARCorps & WCHAP)  Intervention Costs (CLEARCorps)  Associated with remediating each unit  Indirect costs

Healthy Homes + Asthma Outcomes Measurement

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Healthy Homes + Asthma Results from Phase One

Small Sample – Interesting Results

 20 units enrolled and assessed  19 had intervention  14 had follow up

Self reported outcomes

 Stopped smoking inside: 5  Started venting: 4  Better understands child’s asthma

meds: 13

  • Understands household triggers/

attempted to reduce: 14

 More cleaning: 14  Stopped using strong cleaners/

scented products: 6

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Healthy Homes + Asthma Results from Phase One

Self reported outcomes

 Child uses rescue inhaler less: 93%  Less missed school days: 80%  Less ER visits reported: 92%  Child is on controller medication: 100%  Child has Asthma Action Plan: 79%  Less triggers reported in home: 86%  Referred others to CCD or WCHAP: 81%

 Child’s asthma reported to be better

in control: 100%

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Jewish Fund Grant

 $8,434 in Repairs

Plumbing Leaks/ roof repairs/carpet cleaning/ installed humidifier/air duct cleaning/pest extermination

 $4,457 in Products

Smoke/CO detectors/ fire extinguishers/cleaning supplies/smoking jackets/etc.

$79,588+ in partner contributions

 Furnace replacement x 4  Energy Star Refrigerators x 3  Lead grants x 5  Asbestos Abatement  Roof Repairs and Gutter Installs/NIP  Step Forward Tax Assistance  WCHAP Asthma Education

Healthy Homes + Asthma Results from Phase One

Total Investment

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New Furnace New Downspout New Gutters Fixed Leaks