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Anatomy of a Pilot at Health 2.0 Provider Symposium - Refer Well and Mount Sinai Health Ventures
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Streamlining the referral process
for dramatic results.
February 27, 20161
Provider Symposium – Health 2.0 Conference
Presented Sept 25, 2016
Anatomy of a Pilot
3. Mount Sinai Health System Overview
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• Mount Sinai Health System
• 7 Hospitals in New York City with 3,500 beds and 135 operating rooms
• More than 150 ambulatory locations, 33 Departments
• Top ranked Icahn School of Medicine trains over 2,000 students and fellows
• Research program is leading recipient of NIH funding
• 36,000 staff, 6,500 nurses, 6,200 physicians, and 2,000 residents and fellows
• More than Over 3.26m patient visits in 2015
• Mount Sinai Innovation Partners leading tech transfer and commercialization initiatives
• Mount Sinai Ventures
• Mission to invest in strategic opportunities that improve population health management
• $9m deployed with a $31m return in 6 years
5. Tracking patient flow and care coordination is difficult
Referral workflows are not consistent
Care teams do not have necessary information to make the best recommendation
Sooner scheduled, more likely to go
Network management is key in risk-based reimbursement arrangements
As a result:
Patients seek care inappropriately, or not at all
System loses patients to competitors
Receiving provider does not have necessary information
Patient hit with out of network cost based on referring provider recommendation
Referral Management Challenges
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Patient
45-65%
of referrals are not fulfilled,
costing providers
66%
of the time PCPs don’t
learn results of referral
55%
of the time Specialists
get no data or reason
for visit
Payer
Provider
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ReferWell
Balances
Complementary
Needs
Patient Payer
Provider
Simplify referral process and network conformance
Improve care coordination
Increase referral visit capture
Improve health outcomes
Reduce unreimbursed costs
Improve compliance, satisfaction
Increase referrals to high
quality/low cost provider
Reduce Out-of-Network visits
Decrease inappropriate or
unnecessary treatments
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The Right Doctor, Right Away - Better Patient Compliance - Easy Data Sharing
Appointment at point of care
Specialist who takes my insurance
50-92% increase in patient visits
EMR agnostic
Cloud-based
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PILOT RESULTS
• Start:August 2014
• End: November 2014
• Scope: 100 users, 50 locations
• Targeted referrals: 5K
• Build integration to Epic & IDX
• Start: November 2014 (soft launch)
January 2015 (full launch)
• End: June 2015
• Scope: 125 users, 50+ locations
• Referrals supported: 24K
• Integration to Epic: complete
• Integration to scheduling pending
(new interface underway at Sinai)
PILOT PROPOSAL
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Successful Pilot
Tips
Recommendations for
Vendors
• Preparation: Choose Wisely
– Project champion is the keystone
– Keep ROI for partner in mind
– Ask a lot of questions
• Contracting: Execute Quickly
– Legal moves slow, politics change fast
– Include post-pilot considerations
• Implementation: Thoroughly Plan
– Metrics match everyone’s ROI
• Communicate, Communicate…
– Internal and External PR
• Design with Post-Pilot in mind
11. Questions to Ask Pilot Organization
• How do you maximize adoption of a solution?
• Who are the key stakeholders? (Financial/Clinical/etc)
• What is the process for disseminating information across key stakeholders?
• How does each stakeholder define success?
• What is the procurement process and budget cycle?
• What metrics are used for evaluation?
• Who else has piloted at the organization? What were the lessons learned?
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Tracking patient flow and care coordination is difficult in large systems
Referral workflows are not consistent
Care teams do not have necessary information to make the best recommendation
Clinical expertise
Insurance eligibility
Availability
Quality
Customer Service
Providers do not consistently facilitate patient referral to other care providers
Patients seek care inappropriately or not at all
System loses patients to competitors
Receiving provider does not have necessary information
Patient hit with out of network cost based on referring provider recommendation
Patients don’t reliably comply by visiting specialists as directed
Difficult to close the loop on care coordination for all parties
Data sharing
Research shows the sooner the appointment is scheduled the higher the likelihood the patient arrives
As a result:
Patients are sent “out of network”
Patients failing to comply lead to higher costs and worse health outcomes
Patient care is poorly coordinated between providers on disparate systems