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Page 1: Telehealth : Using technology in the delivery of healthcare...•potential to increase accessibility to providers and specialists who can remotely monitor and treat chronic disease

Telehealth:Usingtechnologyinthedeliveryofhealthcare

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UsingTelemedicinetoTreatChronicDiseaseinRuralCommunities

"RuralAmericansfaceauniquecombinationoffactorsthatcreatedisparitiesinhealthcarenotfoundinurbanareas.Economicfactors,culturalandsocialdifferences,educationalshortcomings,lackofrecognitionbylegislators,andthesheerisolationoflivinginremoteruralareasallconspiretoimpederuralAmericansintheirstruggletoleadanormal,healthylife.”+• In2010,theU.S.Censusestimatedthat59.5millionpeople– 19.3%ofthepopulation– livedinruralareas.+

• 10percentofphysicianspracticeinruralAmerica*• 401specialistsper100,000peopleinruralUS,comparedto910inurbanareas*

+Altarum InstituteMarch22,2016*NationalRuralHealthAssociation

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TelemedicineTelemedicine

TELEHEALTH

VirtualVisitandDigitalHealth

eConsult/ECHO

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http://uhealthplan.utah.edu/virtualvisits/

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FactorsdrivingVirtualCare

Virtual Care

Volume to value

Expanding coverage

Physician shortages Triple aim

Population health

Consumerism

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MostCommonUSObjectivesforVirtualCare

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Availability of grant(s)

Consumer engagement

Financial incentives

Improve access

Improved patient

outcomes

Physician shortage

Streamlined workflow

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HIMSS2015Presentation:EYAdoptionModel

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MustHavesforSuccessfulLaunchandLongevity• ClinicalChampion• OperationalWorkflow

• Onbothends• Technologystrategy

• Developedtomeetclinicalneeds(notinreverse)• Supportprograminplace

• Needtoseethepeople/location• Peopleneedtoknowandtrusttheotherside

• ClearfocusonOutcomes• Whatarewetryingtoaccomplish?• Howwillwemeasuresuccess?

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WhatdoesanECHOlooklike?

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ProjectECHOPartners

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UsingTelemedicinetoTreatChronicDiseaseinRuralCommunities

• Perpetuatedbytheinabilitytofindandaffordcare,ruralpopulationsfacehigherincidencesofchronicdisease.• Obesity,diabetes,heartdisease,andalcoholandsubstanceabuseareallchronicconditionsthatdisproportionatelyaffectruralpopulations.• 86%ofallhealthcarespendingin2010wasforpeoplewithoneormorechronicmedicalconditions.• Medicalcostslinkedtoobesity~$147billionin2008.

• Annualmedicalcostsforpeoplewhoareobesewere$1,429higherthanthoseforpeopleofnormalweightin2006.

• Totalestimatedcostofdiagnoseddiabetesin2012• $245billion($176billionindirectcosts&$69billionindecreasedproductivity)

Altarum InstituteMarch22,2016

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2010U.S.Census:StateswiththeHighestRuralPopulationsComparedtoStateswiththeHighestRatesofAdultObesity

andDiagnosedDiabetes

Altarum InstituteMarch22,2016

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UsingTelemedicinetoTreatChronicDiseaseinRuralCommunities

• Telemedicineasasolutiontoruralhealthcaredelivery:• helpseliminatedistancebarrierstomedicalservicesthatwouldoftennotbeconsistentlyavailableindistantruralcommunities• potentialtoincreaseaccessibilitytoprovidersandspecialistswhocanremotelymonitorandtreatchronicdisease• withoutthehassleorcostsassociatedwithtraveling• usedmosteffectivelytomonitorandmanagechronicconditionsandpreventivehealthcarecosts

Altarum InstituteMarch22,2016

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UsingTelemedicinetoTreatChronicDiseaseinRuralCommunities

• Challengesoftelemedicineinhealthcaredelivery:• Inmanystatestelemedicineservicesarenotcoveredbyinsurancetothesameextentasin-personservices.

• Planadministratorsandprovidersneedtoworktogethertodiscusstelemedicinebenefitsanddeterminecoverageoptionsandreimbursementpolicies.• MimictheMississippiStateLegislaturepassingabillrequiringprivateinsurancetopayfortelemedicineservicesatthesamerateasitdoesforin-personcare.

• Medicarereimbursesfortelehealth serviceswithrelativelystringentrequirements.• MedicarepaysfortelemedicineservicesonlywhenpatientsliveinHealthProfessionalShortageAreas(HPSAs)andthosewhoengagein"face-to-face"interactivevideoconsultationservices

• Telemedicineisnotareplacementforanannual,in-personphysical.• rulesgoverningthepracticeofmedicinedonotneedtobethesamerulesthatgovernthepracticeoftelemedicine

• Issuesoflicensureareproblematicwhenservicescrossstatelines• Consentisavitalcomponentofhealthcareandismorecomplicatedwithatelemedicineplatform.

Altarum InstituteMarch22,2016

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TopFederalPriorities

• Reimbursementassistance• MedicareParitywouldbeidealbutprogressinpositivedirectionisslow• AdoptionoftelehealthandavoidingSSArestrictionsinMedicare

• FosteringInnovation• Allowinghealthcaresystemstoimplementvalue-drivendigitalsolutions• ExpandingAccessforHealthOutcomes(ECHO)ActcreatedbySenatorsHatch(RUtah)andSchatz(DHawaii)requiresProjectECHOtypeplatformstobeevaluated

• Clearing/Avoidingartificialnon-medicalrestrictions• i.e.”onlyrural”,“placeofservice”,etc.• Focusonmedicalprofessionaldiscretion

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Visionofthefuture• Creationofahigh-functioningnetworkcapableofconnectingcarebetweenprovidersandpatients:

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ProviderDelivery

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