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SOUTHWEST HEALTH ALLIANCE October 24, 2019 HEALTH CARE & WELL BEING ORIGINS: MEMBER FEEDBACK ! A growing interest and concern around affordable health care ! Interest in supporting local, independent businesses and health care providers !


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SOUTHWEST HEALTH ALLIANCE

October 24, 2019

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HEALTH CARE & WELL BEING

ORIGINS: MEMBER FEEDBACK

! A growing interest and concern around affordable health care ! Interest in supporting local, independent businesses and health care

providers

! Provide networking capacity to learn about models in our community

for exceptional health care and employee retention

! Explore services we can provide (research, networking, shared cost

solutions)

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LOCAL FIRST MISSION

! We are a non-profit alliance of

locally-owned, independent businesses and organizations working together to build an economy that values people, the planet, and prosperity for everyone.

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Members

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Localists ! Foundation

economy that values people, the planet, and prosperity for everyone.

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THE DURANGO NETWORK

! Local Independent Health Care Providers ! Providers are also local, independent businesses! ! Provide education, support and resources for independent

practitioners in the four corners community

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2018 Local Purchasing Patterns

!In the spring of 2018, The Durango Network surveyed its members to

determine what type of services are purchased locally by members.

!Members were asked to identify where certain goods and services

where purchased. They chose from: "Employed the services directly in their practice; "Purchased from another local business; "Purchased from a non-local business; "Did not apply

!20 unique business replied to the survey.

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Percent Employ or Contract Locally

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2019 Local Financial Investment Survey

  • The Durango Network conducted a folllow-up survey

in 2019.

  • The purpose was the estimate the annual direct

investment made by local, independent healthcare providers on the local economy.

  • Practices were asked to provide their total accounts

payable dollars spent on goods and services at other local businesses.

  • The definition of a ‘local business’ was described using

the same definition as a Local First of Durango member.

  • Responses were received representing 36 healthcare

providers out of approximately 150 total Durango Network Members.

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Estimated Investment $4-4.5 Million Annually Assumptions

  • # of healthcare providers represented

in survey responses = 36

  • Total investment reported ~ $1.1 million
  • Average investment per provider ~

$30.5 k

  • Median investment per provider ~

$27k

  • # of healthcare providers in Durango

Network = 150

  • 150 x ~$30.5k = $4.5 million
  • 150 x ~ $27k = $4 million
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COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT

OUR RESPONSE

! June 2018 Meet-Up ! Rocky Mountain Health Foundation Grant: $25,000 ! Phase 1: Focus sessions, explore models, Community Needs

Assessment (July 2019)

! Phase 2: Implementation, engagement; formation of the Southwest

Health Alliance (2019-2021)

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La Plata County Community Needs Assessment: Access to Healthcare for Small Businesses

Goal: provide innovative health care models that change behavior, increase the quality and access to care, increases affordability, and ultimately improve the health and well-being of La Plata County residents.

COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT

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FOCUS GROUPS

Focus group: 25 participants, 90 minute conversation Key Findings: What We Heard

" Cost is a major barrier to providing access to health care and health insurance. " Businesses are currently making investments in employee health and want to continue to invest in programs or services designed to improve health. ! Participants expressed interest in ideas beyond medical care and health insurance, including wellness programs, health education programs and incentives for healthy behaviors.

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FOCUS GROUPS

Key Findings: Themes For Action

! Among participants, most businesses are willing and able to invest $100-$400 per employee, per month to improve employee health. ! There is a strong desire to learn more about collaborations and pooling options that could expand employee health care/insurance to local employees. ! There is a great need for increased health literacy among employees, including education regarding health insurance and accessing health care.

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PERSPECTIVES

“I would like to see this lead to a city, county-wide single payer-type solution” “There’s health insurance and then there’s a healthy environment, and they are two totally different things.” “Health care costs are now equivalent to paying a mortgage” “This is a political discussion in addition to a societal and environmental one.”

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PERSPECTIVES

“Just because you have health insurance, it doesn’t mean you get access to care.” “We see people taking extreme risk in not covering themselves, because they are concerned about cash flow” “As long as we have this employer based system, it is going to be really tough.” “Investing in health is finding a guide, someone show me the way!”

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PERSPECTIVES

“We all talk like it (health care) is the business’ responsibility, but it is society’s responsibility” “We need to create a literate population that is knowledgeable about health care” “How do we put the power and control of health-care in the hands of my employees?”

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! Background, history, need

! Focus group results ! Models from other communities ! Legislative update ! Results of May 2019 forum ! Next steps

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COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT

July 2019

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! Next steps

" Identify community values " Form a Steering Committee " Claims Data Collection " Form Cooperative Alliance

COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT

July 2019

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Southwest Health Alliance

Goals: Based on the findings of the June 2019 Community Needs Health Assessment: 1) increase health literacy in the La Plata County region, and 2) develop a cooperative, local health care solution that increases access to care while also reducing insurance premiums by 5% to 10%.

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Southwest Health Alliance: Steering Committee

Monique DiGiorgio, Local First Pat Gerstenberger, MD Liane Jollon, San Juan Basin Public Health Gary Keil, American Heritage Railways Jack Llewellyn, Durango Chamber of Commerce Doug McCarthy, Individual Mary Oswald, Local First, San Juan Hand Therapy Nanette Penz-Reuter, Individual Suzanne Phare, Durango Chamber of Commerce and The Durango Network Guinn Unger, Healthcare Durango Tim Wheeler, Local First Foundation Briggen Wrinkle, Community Foundation Serving Southwest Colorado

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Values

! Local solution available to all individuals, self-

insured, and insured employers

! Choice, local providers ! Minimize leakage ! Transparency ! Connection to other alliances ! Education ! Metrics and data driven

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Timeline

! 2019: Collect and analyze data

" 5 county region of La Plata, Archuleta, Dolores,

Montezuma and San Juan ! 2020: Negotiate with providers; request bids

for insurance products

! 2021: Offer product in marketplace

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Data Requests

! Outmigration: where is service being

provided?

! Percent of Medicare: what are our costs

compared to a baseline?

! Other requests: potentially avoidable

emergency room visits, quality of care, top 5 conditions and costs, potentially avoidable complications and costs, and cost drivers.

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Regional Cooperative

! Shared resources ! Additional leveraging

power

! Reduced costs ! Increased negotiating

power

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QUESTIONS?

Monique DiGiorgio Managing Director director@local-first.org 970-799-6618 x1 www.local-first.org