- Limited or no health care data available from carriers or other vendors
- If data is received, it’s typically in raw format
- There is no useful vehicle to assemble, store & interpret data even if it becomes available
- What good is data if you’re unable to use it?
- There is no central repository
- No one entity is able to diagnosis the problem(s)
- Plan sponsors are unable to manage what they can
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- Reactive and based on retrospective Rx and medical claims data
- Patient is identified after the fact, it’s too late. Adverse and expensive medical events already occurred
- A member at high or moderate risk is seeing multiple physicians, has 4-8 unique illnesses and taking 8 to 12 different medications. Most programs focus on 5-6 therapeutic classes.
- Some firms take the data and format it, but provide no action.
- Traditional cost-based health & wellness plans
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- Typical claim in, claim out, little to any management
- Fully insured plans allow for no plan management, carriers need to protect revenue stream
- Existing self funded; plan appears to be “ASO;” but the carrier jams the self funded plan into a fully insured arrangement
- Claims viewed at $800 and up
- Primarily focus on network discounts
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