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MEDICAL+DENTAL INTEGRATIONORAL HEALTH WELLNESS MANAGEMENT
Presented by: Dr. Daniel PihlstromOctober 17, 2017
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TODAY’S AGENDA
• Medical & Dental integrated care with focus on chronic conditions• Kaiser Permanente’s oral health program description• Promoting wellness and measuring outcomes• Innovation and the future of medical/dental integration• Presenting new models of care at Kaiser Permanente
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THE PRICE OF HEALTHCHRONIC DISEASE OUTCOMES AND COSTS
Type 2 diabetes-related costs $2,840 or 40.2%
Stroke-related costs $5,681 or 40.9%
Heart disease-related costs $1,090 or 10.7%
Pregnancy-related costs $2,433 or 73.7%
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PROFILE OF AN INTEGRATED MEMBER
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Diabetic population receiving dental care have lower costs per member per month (PMPM) than those NOT receiving dental care; after adjusting for patient characteristics.
Overall costs Savings
Diabetic population receiving dental care had $129 PMPM lower costs overall than those NOT receiving dental care
Inpatient Cost Savings
Diabetic population receiving dental care had $101 PMPM lower inpatient costs than those NOT receiving dental care
ED-Urgent Care Savings
Diabetic population receiving dental care had $13 PMPM lower ED/urgent costs than those NOT receiving dental care
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MEASURING SUCCESS OF AN INTEGRATED MEMBERBdatt.4
Tobacco Cessation
Diabetes
Breast Cancer Screening
Cervical Cancer Screening
Colorectal Cancer Screening
ChildhoodImmunization
Screening & Well Child Visits
Blood Pressure Assessment
$3,400 medical savings per year for each employee that quits smoking – according to the CDC.
20%-25% smokers who enroll in a cessation program including medications will successfully quit.
5.7% of dental program assisted referral and nicotine replacement therapy product accepted
Wellness and Preventive Care
USING ORAL HEALTH PROVIDERS AS EXTENDERS OF PRIMARY CARE TO IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES
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• Dental ranks 2nd out of 43 specialties in addressing medical care gaps (63.2% of dental visits receive a patient friendly handout*)
• Across 8 key HEDIS measures, Dental ranks in the top 4 specialties, and in two cases ranks number 1:
– Breast cancer screening
– Colorectal cancer screen
PATIENT SUPPORT TOOL
*10,556 patient friendly handouts out of 16,712 visits with a care gap opportunities in January 20177 | MEICAL + DENTAL INTEGRATION | October 17, 2017
USING ORAL HEALTH PROVIDERS AS EXTENDERS OF PRIMARY CARE TO IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES
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Kaiser Permanente is Launching Oral Care Gap Closure in the North Service Area Medical Offices in 2017
Care Gap Reminders Include:• All diabetic patients that have not been
in for a dental visit in 15+ months • For children ages 1-4 that have not
had a dental appointment
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USING MEDICAL HEALTH PROVIDERS AS EXTENDERS OF DENTAL CARE TO IMPROVE ORAL HEALTH OUTCOMES
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• This chart reflects PEBB members with a chronic medical condition* compared to total PEBB membership• The largest number of PEBB members with a chronic disease are in the Maintenance category (OHS-2) or have not been in for an
exam in 15 months or more (OHS-4)*Chronic Medical Conditions: Diabetes, Chronic Kidney Disease, Heart Failure, Hypertension, Asthma, Coronary Artery Disease, Prenatal, or Smoker.
CATEGORY AND DEFINITION PEBB KP DentalProgram
OHS-1 WELLNESS: Requires only 12-month exam/recall
5.9% 4.4%
OHS-2 MAINTENANCE: Moderate perio/caries risk, or preventive care gaps, or with stable perio condition
27.7% 26.7%
OHS-3 HIGH NEEDS: Requires treatment that if not addressed could cause pain within 12 months
17.8% 15.3%
OHS-4 UNKNOWN: Has not had exam in past 15 months (but had one previously)
31.3% 23.9%
OHS-N NEW: Has never accessed the dental program
17.3% 29.6%
PEBB September 2017
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STRATEGIES TO LEVERAGE CLINICAL OUTCOMES Oral Health Status and Chronic Disease
1251,127 816
1,302479
790
3,700
2,385
4,179
2,317
OHS-1Wellness
OHS-2Maintenance
OHS-3Needs
OHS-4Unknown
OHS-NNew
PEBB Members with a Chronic Medical Condition* PEBB
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KAISER PERMANENTE’S
CEDAR HILLS MODEL
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MDI Vision: Provide an
integrated medical and
dental experience that is
a new standard for high-
quality, convenient and
affordable health care.
Cedar Hills Dental and Medical Office Full service dental office with medical appointments
for minor injuries, illnesses and preventive services.
Convenient one-stop check-in for medical and dental
Unified system to identify care gaps in advance
Warm hand-off of the patient between dental & medical
KP HealthConnect Integrated Health Record
One single platform and supporting infrastructure for the KP EHR
Integration of appointing, billing and claims functions
View and cancel upcoming dental appointments
Scalable and flexible technology supporting growing membership, integrated facilities and new care delivery models (mobile, worksite, teledentistry, virtual dental home)
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MEDICAL+DENTAL INTEGRATION (MDI)New ways we are providing care
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1. Member arrives for dental procedure2. Member has high blood pressure3. Stop Care4. Member must call to make a
medical appointment
5. Member takes time off from work and drives to medical office
6. Member receives primary care7. Member must call to make
another dental appointment
8. Member takes time off work again and drives to dental office
9. Member receives dental care
1. Member arrives for dental procedure2. Member has high blood pressure3. Stop Care4. Member receives primary care in the
same office5. Dental staff helps schedule member
another dental appointment
6. Member drives to dental office7. Member receives dental care
Dental Care CompleteWeek 8
THE ROAD TO DENTAL CARE IS SHORTER WITH KP DENTAL
Dental Care CompleteWeek 2
ONEKP
Care at Cedar Hills (Medical + Dental Office)
Care Outside Cedar Hills
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MDI
• Improved member satisfaction
• Improved brand valueService
• Care gap closure rate• Referral rate• Diagnosis refresh (Medicare)
Quality
• Utilization/services per appointment time
• Saved primary care visitsAffordability
Member Satisfaction (↑)
HEDIS Ratings (↑)
Time (↓) Productivity (↑)
MEDICAL/DENTAL INTEGRATION FUTURE MODEL OF CARE (Cedar Hills Location Pilot)
+
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Meeting our patients where and when they want care. Offering our patients on-demand options to connect with our high quality providers – by phone, email, or in-person.
NEW TECHNOLOGY• Kp.org (& mobile app)• E-mail your dentist• Teledentistry• Schedule appointments online• Text reminders
ALL-UNDER-ONE-ROOF• Medical-dental co-location• New care models• Medical-dental appt in one visit• Greater level of coordinated care
ORAL HEALTH MANAGER• Member after visit health report card• Medical assist in dental referrals• Dentist Panel Management Tool
Co-located Medical & Dental Clinics
Virtual Care
Robust Member Tools and Reminders
Supported
Self-Serve
Future
PRESENT & FUTURE STATE OF INTEGRATIONMembers’ Experience
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$
Kaiser Permanente Dental Innovation and Integration
Member satisfaction, care quality, overall wellness
Medical cost plan by managing members’ overall health
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Thank you for the opportunity to serve you and PEBB members.
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REFERENCES
I. Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research, Comparison of HEDIS Outcomes Among Dental/Medical vs. Medical Only Population (2013).
II. Practice Support, Northwest Permanente, Successful Opportunities Report, Visits between July 2014 and December 2014 — HEDIS Measures, accessed March 16, 2015.
III. Kaiser Permanente Northwest actuarial data (claims analyzed over a two-year period from 2011–2013. Savings based on 6,872 commercial and 2,767 Medicare members).
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