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 Examining the “Boomerang Effect”  Discussing financial implications for Telehealth  Discussing Vidant Health’s Telehealth Program and outcomes  Questions.

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2  Examining the “Boomerang Effect”  Discussing financial implications for Telehealth  Discussing Vidant Health’s Telehealth Program and outcomes  Questions and Answers 2

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5  81 y.o: CVD, HF, DM, Arthritis  Exacerbation of Heart Failure ◦ Not following his diet ◦ Not taking all of his medications (8 meds) ◦ Not keeping PCP visits ◦ Low engagement level  8 HF ER visits and 6 hospitalizations < 12 mos. 5

6  Told he will be d/c home tomorrow  PCP not alerted that Mr. Doe was hospitalized  Given new prescriptions  Told to schedule a PCP appt. in the next month 6

7  Patient education: ◦ Smoking cessation ◦ Diabetes care ◦ Nutrition and cooking advice to him and his wife ◦ Must take BP meds even if he feels fine ◦ How to take his diuretics 7

8  Forgets most of what was told to him @ D/C  Can’t remember much/feeling OK-  Not consistently compliant with diet, medication  Doesn’t make PCP appointment 8

9  Patient issues ◦ Don’t understand their medications ◦ Don’t understand how to follow prescribed diet ◦ Can’t afford their medications ◦ Can’t afford foods to follow their diet ◦ Low engagement level 9

10  Hospital issues: ◦ Focus: inside walls of the hospital ◦ Post d/c service focus: HH & LTC ◦ Incorrect or absent medication reconciliation ◦ Extremely limited system of care transitions ◦ Brief & fragmented patient education ◦ PCP not contacted during hospitalization ◦ Fragmented communication between clinics/specialists/hospital ◦ Dictate to patients vs. engage them in their care 10

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12 12 To enhance the quality of life for the people and communities we serve, touch and support.

13 Discharge Options Portfolio of Tools Portfolio of Tools Patient Hospital Physician/Home SNF Home Health Hospice Palliative Care Remote Monitoring LTAC Rehab 13

14 What if... Remote Monitoring Doctor Patient 14

15 Telehealth Intervention 15

16 16  Expand access to care  Improve healthcare value  Continuum of care  Best utilize capacity  Connect with local employers  Improve physician network  Improve employer health plan cost position  Develop care models of the future

17  Reimbursement  Reform penalties  Capacity utilization  It is all relative 17

18  Overview and process  Expectations  Lessons learned ◦ Adaptation varied ◦ Operational details ◦ Length of monitoring assumptions ◦ Data requirements ◦ Keep the big picture in focus 18

19  Stop Bonnie from beating on my door!  Pilot enhanced continuity of care model  Capture & quantify financial levers 19

20 Back to the Future 20

21 Hey Norton - you will get out of your telehealth program exactly what you put into it! 21

22 Diagnostic Transitions In Care Friends & Family September 2012 Chronic Disease Mgt. VH Telehealth Conceptual Model 22

23  Access to Telehealth and care management for hi-risk hi-cost patients  Reduce 30-day readmissions, hospital bed days and ER visits  Improve clinical outcomes  Improve the patient’s perception of care  Improve quality of health information 23

24 24  Population :In-patient CVD and Pulmonary patients PAM Level I & II Frequent ER visits/hospitalizations Medicare/self pay/un/underinsured  Services :In-home medication reconciliation Home Safety Assessment Daily Biometric data monitoring Weekly telephonic assessment, education, coaching  LOS :3 months

25 25  Access to Telehealth and care coordination for hi & medium-risk VMG patients  Increase patient access to care  Improve quality of health information and communication between hospital- home – PCP  Improve clinical outcomes  Improve the patient’s perception of care  Reduce health care costs

26  Population : Clinic based patients PAM Level I & II – VMG Patients PAM Level III with frequent ED/hospitalizations Transfer from Transition in Care Program monitoring  Services : In-home medication reconciliation Home Safety Assessment Daily Biometric data monitoring Daily telephonic assessment, education, coaching as needed Bi-weekly assessment, education, coaching  LOS :6 months 26

27 27  Population : Graduates of TH TIC, TH CDM VH Employees Contracted Services (Nash, BasisHealth)  Services : Self management monitoring Biometric data monitoring Fee for service  LOS :TBD

28  Clinical Data ◦ LDL, BP, Pulse, Height, Weight, HgA1c, oxygen saturation  Patient Satisfaction  Financial Outcomes- 90 days pre TH, during TH, 30 days post TH ◦ Hospitalizations ◦ Bed Days 28

29 Demographics – Primary Insurance 29

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35 Decreased by 69% Prior to During Decreased by 76% Prior to Post 35

36 36 Decreased by 67% Prior to During Decreased by 81% Prior to Post

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38  Lower hospitalization cost  Readmission aversion  More effective and efficient care  Improved access to care at the appropriate levels  Greater patient satisfaction 38

39 39  Reduces readmissions penalties exposure  Capacity – increasing CMI & fewer lost admissions  Expands margins  Reduces bad debt losses  Improved discharge planning process  Reduces employer health plan costs  Creates value proposition  Created retail opportunities

40  At Hospital Discharge: ◦ D/C with the same medications & education ◦ Cardiologist & hospitalist make referral to TH ◦ TH referral received by Telehealth Team ◦ In-hospital enrollment ◦ PCP visit appt. made ◦ Home visit appt. made 40

41  Patient conducts reading. Wt. increased by 2 lbs.  TH RN calls patient to review medication and diet compliance  See - Feel Change  TH RN provides nutrition counseling 41

42  Objective data: ◦ Wt. increased by 4 pounds ◦ O2 sat. decreased to 92% ◦ BP slightly elevated @ 145/90  Subjective data: ◦ Reporting SOB and ankle edema 42

43  Actions ◦ TH RN calls patient, conducts health assessment and provides education ◦ Discovers patient ate Country Ham last night ◦ Didn’t take his Lasix because he had no money ◦ See - Feel Change ◦ TH RN contacts PCP ◦ PCP instructs pt. to come to clinic today 43

44  Conducting in-home med. rec. & providing RPM services result in: ◦ Early identification and tx of disease exacerbation ◦ Reduced hospitalizations ◦ Reduced bed days ◦ Reduced ER visits ◦ Reduced health care costs ◦ Ending the Boomerang Effect ◦ Active engaged patients 44

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