. Wave Two ADT Participation Opportunity Overview September 25, pm 1

. MiPCT ADTs: From Alert to Care Delivery Care Mgr (or PO) checks system a minimum of once per weekday Care Mgr Receives Electronic Alert Care Manager accesses available information (e.g., health system EMR, discharge summary, etc.) Care Manager communicates with facility discharge planning contacts or via call to patient Care Manager accesses available patient info. Medication reconciliation and TOC activites Identification of patient needs and initiation of follow-up care Bill (G/CPT) if applicable Initiate Near Real Time Transition of Care Activity 2

. 1. What is the Wave Two ADT MiPCT Participation Opportunity? 2. Training and Timelines Brainstorming 3. Questions/Discussion/Next Steps AGENDA 3

. What is the Wave Two Opportunity? The MiPCT has contracted with PatientPing (at project cost) to deliver ADTs to interested POs for MiPCT patients. Option (option not a requirement) for MiPCT POs and practices Provided at no cost to the PO or practice for MiPCT patients – the fee is paid by MiPCT administrative funds PO ADT Partners who participated in the Crimson ADT partnership were given the first opportunity to join PatientPing (a.k.a., “Wave One” Participants). Funding is still available for interested POs. First come (with signed agreements), first served.

. What Does PatientPing Offer? ADTs for all hospitals feeding ADTs to MiHIN Availability of post acute care transitions (SNFs, home health agencies) Opportunity for POs to define messaging (Point of Care Guidelines) that help the facility know who to contact re: the patient’s transition Training and support (through PatientPing/MiPCT partnership) on how to use the system and, if desired, on workflow

. Review of Participation Agreement See attached documents 6

. PATIENTPING VISION: COORDINATE CARE EVERYWHERE Hospital Physicians Organization Specialty Surgery Center SNF Home Health Specialty Clinic Emergency Room LTACH Our vision is to create a national care coordination community By connecting providers through real-time admission and discharge notifications, we aim to help providers transform the way care is delivered 7

. PATIENTPING MIPCT COMMUNITY EFFECT MiPCT PO provides customized care guidelines with contact points at PO or practice MiPCT PO or practice receives actionable, real- time Pings PatientPing collects facility and post actute care (PAC) admissions on MiPCT patients 8 Patient arrives at admission site MiPCT PO or practice receives Ping Admitting provider sees MiPCT PO care guideline

The PO ADT Lead Role Each PO who signs a participation agreement is asked to appoint two PO ADT Leads who: –Participate in monthly ADT User Group Calls –Facilitate training of CM and other team members

Gauging Your Interest Level ??? What is Your Early Sense of Whether or Not Your PO Would Want to Participate??? –We would likely be interested –There is some chance we may participate –It is unlikely that we would participate

. 2. Training and Timelines Brainstorming 11

Training Brainstorming 1.Do you have preferences on what might work best for your practices re: training? (E.g., train-the trainer; etc.) 2.Who would you forsee being trained? 3.What would work best for training your Care Managers? 12

Implementation Steps 1.Sign Participation Agreement Submit to Desma at 2.Participate in PO Kick-Off Meeting Once participation agreements are signed Jody Fisher will coordinate a kick-off call to discuss next steps 3.PO Submits Onboarding Templates Admit/Discharge Protocols Care Coordination Configuration PO User Accounts Provide Desired PAC Facility List 4.Participate in MiPCT PatientPing ADT User Training 13

. 3. Questions/Discussion/Next Steps 14