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Presentation at the mHealth Israel Conference and Business Contest, October 7, 2013 by Rob Egan, Chief Marketing Officer, Aetna Healthagen

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HealthagenPopulation Health Management

Rob Egan | CMO Healthagen October 7, 2013

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Purchasers buy health care that is fundamentally more affordable, higher quality, more convenient and satisfying, based on value

The local health care ecosystem is accountable for care of the population holistically, and the care of individuals is collaboratively managed across the care continuum, focusing on quality, affordability and satisfaction

The population’s health needs are well understood, individuals at risk are identified and the health care system’s performance is continuously measured

Providers collaborate to provide patient-centered team-based care and are compensated on performance and value, rather than volume

Individuals and their caregivers are actively engaged, interacting though convenient mobile tools with social support

Healthagen, a division of Aetna, vision for population health

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Key value drivers for population health

Population Health Technology

CARE MANAGEMENT

ACCOUNTABLE CARE

PATIENTENGAGEMENT

OPERATIONALINTELLIGENCE

CLINICALINTEGRATION

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PATIENTENGAGEMENT

CAREMANAGEMENT

CLINICAL INTEGRATION

OPERATIONALINTELLIGENCE

ACCOUNTABLE CARE

• Integration with unique EMRs and Health IT systems

• Intuitive collaboration tools and user interfaces

• Community patient records deployment

• Secure message notifications

• Referral management• Transitions in care• System performance

monitoring

• Longitudinal view into a given patient or population

• Evidence-based medicine rules engine and notifications

• Population risk stratification, disease registries

• Gaps in care, alerts• Reporting (cost, utilization,

quality, provider performance)

• Medical care management• Wellness programs• Alternate site care• Medication management

• Patient portal, PHR• Decision support• Access, registration and

appointments• Wellness, disease

management programs• Social caregiving• e-Visits• Education• Financial/bill

management

• Business transformation services

• Value-based contracting• Financial models

alignment and modernization

• TPA administration • Provider-led health plan

insurance products • Marketing and

distribution• Consulting• Patient centered medical

homes • ACO enablement

POPULATION HEALTH TECHNOLOGY & SERVICES

Population health management:products & services

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Population health management:products & services

HEALTH INFORMATION

EXCHANGE

CAREMANAGEMENT

CLINICAL INTEGRATION

ACCOUNTABLECARE

OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE

CLINICALANALYTICS

EMPLOYEEWELLNESS

ACCOUNTABLECARE

PATIENT CENTERED

MEDICAL HOME

EMPLOYERSPONSORED

CLINICS

CARE MANAGEMENT

& WELLNESS

CARECOORDINATION

NEONATALSOLUTIONS

SOCIALCAREGIVING

COSTCOMPARISON

MOBILEHEALTH

NeoCarePATIENTENGAGEMENT

A Healthagen Business

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Healthagen population health management entities

Healthagen Business SynopsisComprehensive Population Health Technology and Analytics stack, and largest Health Information Exchange in the U.S.

Leading mobile patient engagement platform, providing decision support and tools for individuals to access and navigate the health care system

One of largest providers of care management, disease management, health and wellness services; driven by clinical intelligence and active analytics

Decision support tools for consumers to select a provider based on transparent cost information

Social caregiving platform; allows elderly and debilitated patients to remain independent longer by enabling caregiver support and collaboration

Social caregiving platform for families of NICU babies that integrates care management and social support during NICU stay and post-acute phase

Personalization framework to integrate wellness programs around the unique needs of the individual

Accountable Care enablement and management services

Patient-centered Medical Home enablement and management services

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Wellness 2.0

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Population health clients & goals

EmployersReduce growth in health care costsHigh-value insurance products for their membersSatisfied, loyal members

Government

Accessible, affordable and efficient delivery systemHigh quality careReduce cost and burden of chronic diseasesPromote healthy behaviors

Providers

Assume accountability and risk under accountable care and value-based financial incentives, and remain financially viableProvide high-quality and efficient clinically integrated careAttract and retain new patient populations

GoalsClients

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Foundation for population health delivery:a clinically integrated care system

Organized health care “ecosystem”

Governance structure in place

Care collaboration and management

Electronic health care records with the ability to aggregate and exchange data

Holistic, patient-centered focus and engagement

Business and financial models that align accountability and incentives– ACOs– PCMHs– Care Bundles

Clinically Integrated Delivery System

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Actionable clinical intelligence: identify gaps in care & actively engage patients & providers

Cost and utilization

Quality and outcomes

Avoidable services

Preventable leakage

Individuals at risk

Gaps in care

System operating and financial performance

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Embedded team-based care management services: superior impact when delivered by providers

Multi-disciplinary provider teams are embedded in the practices– MD, RN, PA, MA, Social Services, Nutritionist, Pharmacists, Behavioral Health

Care management technology is integrated with local EHRs in real time

Patients are engaged and activated

Providers have ownership of process and accountability for outcomes

Medical leadership drives results

High-Value Provider-driven Care Management Activities

Utilization Management

Referral managementER managementExtended office hoursNurse advice lineConcurrent reviewDischarge planning

Care / Case Management

Care Navigator (coordinator)Complex case management / extensivist programTransition in careHome & Post-acute carePalliative Care & HospiceCare bundlesMedication therapy management

Disease Management

Asthma / COPDCHFDiabetesIHDHigh-risk OBOncology

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Wellness programs: focus on healthy lifestyles, disease prevention

Long-term goals are to reduce the burden of chronic diseases, avoidable injuries, depression and suicide

Engagement must be personalized and use compelling approaches– Mobile apps that are easy and compelling– Social networking– Game mechanics (neural-behavioral feedback)– Incentives and rewards

Health and Wellness Programs

— Diet — Workplace and school education and safety

— Exercise — Stress reduction— Smoking cessation — Biometric screening / monitoring— Education — Public health actions (immunizations,

etc.)

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Engaged patients: more active and satisfied in their care

Patients increasingly demand a satisfying, retail-like experience, where quality = convenience

With high-deductible insurance, they have skin in the game and are active decision makers

They are well informed by the Internet, social media and crowd sourcing

They expect to interact through mobile devices and digital media

When engaged by their physician and “activated”, outcomes are better

We need to re-think the patient experience– Access to my health care record– Transparent information and decision support– Ease of accessing my doctor and getting appointment– Getting to know your Navigator and Care Team– Communicating electronically via mobile device or email– Help staying fit and healthy, and enjoying it– Help managing my chronic condition, and being motivated– Social support from my care givers and others like me– Reducing complexity and burden of managing it all

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Accountability & Risk

Accountable Sponsor Accountable Provider

Value created through pricing, via competition, in narrow networks.

Collaboration

Managing risk and accountability by aligning incentives for financially sustainable health care

Value created through efficiency, reducing waste, cost restructuring and keeping patients healthier.

Financial sponsor assumes accountabilityEpisode-based payment to providersFragmented, uncoordinated care — left to sponsor’s centralized DM, CM, UM (telephonic & mail)Payer provides traditional insurance services in adversarial relationship with providers

Providers assume accountability and risk for populationPayment based on value in terms of total cost, quality and satisfactionCare coordination and management longitudinally by providersPayer becomes an enabling partner

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Healthagen’s population health experience

> 1,100 Hospitals> 250,000 Physicians> 8 RHIOs

> 22M Lives > 8M Lives > 10M downloads> 2.5M mobile

users> 4M portal users

> 30 ACOs> 100 PCMH/Collab.> 22M lives

CARE MANAGEMENT

ACCOUNTABLE CARE

PATIENTENGAGEMENT

OPERATIONALINTELLIGENCE

CLINICALINTEGRATION

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