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Title: Four Forces Forecast


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Four Forces Forecast
  • Accountability Making it Count
  • Rich Niemeyer
  • The Scheller Bradford Group
  • September 18, 2003

2
Accountability Making it Count
  • Practical tips to foster employee responsibility
    and accountability for health
  • How can employers foster responsibility and
    accountability in the system for patient health

3
Health Care System
Providers
Patients / Employees
4
Health Care System
Health Plans
Providers
Patients / Employees
Employers
5
Accountability and Responsibility
Health Plans
Providers
Employees
Employers
6
Vision
  • Providers publish usable consumer quality and
    cost data (and are rewarded for improved quality
    and cost)
  • Health Plans redesign plans that reward both
    providers and patients for quality and cost
  • Employees become better consumers by acting on
    quality and cost information

7
Provider Accountability and Responsibility
  • Iameter
  • Leapfrog
  • Specific disease/procedure initiatives
  • Centers of Excellence
  • Diabetes
  • Asthma
  • Depression
  • Cardiac

8
Health Plan Accountability and Responsibility
  • NCQA
  • Cincinnati Health Care Plan Value Project
  • Competitive bidding
  • Risk-adjusted premiums
  • Performance measures (at risk)
  • Evidence based medicine

9
Employee Accountability and Responsibility
What greater incentive is there to act
accountably and responsibly than to enjoy good
health?
10
What happened in the late 80s?
  • 20 annual increases in employer costs
  • Employers went to managed care for cost reduction
    through network development
  • To ensure HR tranquility, plan designs went from
    20 coinsurance to 10 copayments

11
What happened to consumers?
  • For 20 years, health care has been virtually free
    to employees
  • Employees act like entitled children
  • Employees are not concerned about value.

12
Value Equation
Quality Cost
Value
13
Value Equation
Quality Minimal Cost
Value
14
What are Employers doing?
  • Treating the employee (patient-consumer) as an
    adult
  • Designing programs that force accountability and
    responsibility

15
Patient Accountability Focus
Healthy Behavior
Quality Providers
Cost Responsible
16
Healthy Behavior
  • Support healthy behavior
  • Risk-based premiums
  • Develop healthy plans (i.e., non-smoking)
  • Provide health coaches (One Care Street)
  • Encourage chronically ill to focus on treatment
    and compliance (disease management programs)
  • Better research tools (i.e., WebMD, online second
    opinions, etc.)

17
Select Quality Providers
  • Develop consumer-based data that identify top
    providers
  • COE
  • NCQA recognized providers
  • Leapfrog recognized hospitals
  • Provide patients with financial incentives to
    select quality
  • Waive copay

18
Cost Responsible
  • Overall, employees must recognize that health
    care expenses are a problem
  • Must get employee Skin in the Game
  • Total cost sharing must increase
  • Must increase both employee OOP costs and
    contributions

19
Employee OOP Costs
  • Increase copayments / deductibles and coinsurance
    users pay the increases
  • Increase copayments or place limits on services
    where utilization is now unchecked

20
Employee Contributions
  • Must increase contributions so there is a
    financial reason to question value
  • Providing choice allows a value decision to be
    made
  • Need enrollment modeling support to help
    employees estimate the value of each plan

21
Ultimate Design
  • Significant cost sharing with patients
  • Tier providers based upon quality with
  • Quality ranking showing through to patient
  • Differentiated reimbursement
  • Differentiated copayments
  • Improved, clinically-based disease management
    programs that educate and enforce compliance
  • Better research tools for disease and treatment
    options

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