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The Silicon Valley Health Information Technology Pay for Performance Collaborative

SV HIT Program Summary IPAs and multisite Medical Group recognition based on highest volume practice sites for Cisco, Intel, and Oracle employees Maximum total incentive $150,000 paid by each employer separately Employer expansion based on medical group / IPA interest and volume A “Bridges to Excellence” recognized program (Cisco now on BTE board) “Counts” toward California IHA P4P IT measures Incentive based on the NCQA Physician Practice Connections (PPC) version 2.0 equivalent standards

Who’s In To Start? Camino Medical Group Kaiser Permanente Palo Alto Medical Foundation Santa Cruz Medical Foundation Santa Clara County IPA San Jose Medical Group Stanford University Clinics

SVHIT complements the existing IHA Program in California IHA Summary 6.5 million HMO members 7 health plans 225 California medical groups/IPAs- 35,000 MDs Most SVHIT participating groups are already in IHA 20% of incentive based on IT measures Strong association between IT & quality scores

What on the Horizon for SVHIT? Add new employers & incentive Data exchange between collaborative members—Rx first Create a rational SV RHIO focus Support Sec. Leavitt’s Price and Quality Transparency Initiative Expand to other key employee markets for Cisco, Intel, and Oracle