Medicare’s Medical Home: Not the Destination, Something More Nancy L. Johnson Senior Public Policy Advisor National Medical Home Summit Philadelphia, PA.

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Medicare’s Medical Home: Not the Destination, Something More Nancy L. Johnson Senior Public Policy Advisor National Medical Home Summit Philadelphia, PA March 2, 2009

2 Tense Times in Health Care So What’s Really the Problem? –Extraordinary advances in medical science –Unprecedented pace of development of medical technologies and pharmaceuticals –System incentives that encourage buying regardless of need or quality Result: Rapidly rising costs threaten us all Tension: Need to control costs v. patients who want benefits – perceived or real – of costly advances

3 The Solution: System Change Systemic adoption and use of the right Health Information Technology (HIT) Reform of all payment systems, public and private to provide care you need, when you need it… and nothing more A Sea Change!

4 Considerations Context –Nature of care need has changed –Focus on 80/20 problem –“Tensions” as new judgments and a new level of patient involvement drive care decisions Identify Goals –Understand “quality”; measure quality fairly –Understand root causes of failures in quality, access and effectiveness –Develop tools to address new needs of a reformed system  Demonstrations: Chronic disease management Physician group practice Care Coordination Medical Home Gainsharing  Preventive health: As a life long responsibility

5 Medicare’s Medical Home Demonstration Where does it fit in to overall reform? Focuses on 80/20 problem Addresses: –Tensions by creating an open environment in which to address quality and appropriateness issues –Need to develop new ways to educate patients on their role in personal health care –Need to develop new tools for integrating and coordinating individual care plans –Need for payment to reward prevention and coordination Requires good information systems Creates a paradigm to move toward different goals Bonus: Can enhance physician-patient relationship significantly

6 Medicare’s Medical Home The surprising challenge – rocky road to enactment and implementation Origin of the concept Success factors Reception on Hill and in Administration Current status Remaining Questions –How to pay? –How to hold care givers accountable GOOD INFORMATION SYSTEMS WILL BE KEY

7 Looking Forward Danger of current payment mentality – prescriptive and possibly punitive Need –Flexibility –New Technology –Payments aligned with goals –Outcomes measures to validate “Next generation” model of medical home? –Technologically connected: Walk-in Clinics, integrate nurse practitioners, physician assistants, patients and caregivers –End of life care Mandates and prescriptive definitions lethal

One More Consideration Key tool – Accelerating the adoption of the right information systems to support –Evidence-based care –Care coordination –Quality measurement –Payment reforms –Access to care 8

9 The Future A patient-centered, wellness-focused health care system –More accessible, accountable, transparent, affordable, high quality, efficient, and rapidly able to integrate advances in science System change our only hope This is HARD!

10 Contact Information Honorable Nancy L. Johnson