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James Stover, CEO The University of Arizona Health Plan ©AAHCM

2 Cost of Care n=345 Within our sub-population, the costliest 5% of enrollees account for 48% of total cost of care, while the costliest 20% account for 85% of total cost* ©AAHCM

3 Dual Eligible Populations Early data indicate that sub-population health risk and cost profile is representative of all UAHN Health Plans dual-eligible SNP population and the national dual-eligible population ©AAHCM

4 Affordable Care Act Sustainability Institute of Medicine (IOM) Report on Healthcare Waste Payment Reform Models Payments for decision making tools (EHR, clinical decision support tools) Care coordination/disease management incentives Penalties for health acquired conditions or preventable readmissions Pay for Performance/Value Base Purchasing Global/Bundled Payments or Episodic Care Gain Share/Performance Based Risk (Health Together Care Partnership Model) Medical/Health Home Payments Accountable Care Organizations/Arrangements or Full Risk ©AAHCM

5 Healthy Together Care Partnership –Gain Share Model –Delivery System/Health Plan Partnership designed to reduce utilization in a high risk/high utilizing population –Targeted utilization reduction in population 3.9% ED Utilization 2.4% Cost of Admissions 2.25% Readmission Rate –Net savings if targets achieved: $1.5 Million –Start up cost of program approximately $500,000 funded by Health Plan –Net profit target: $1 Million –Profit to be shared between Delivery System and Health Plan for program sustainability and reinvestment in future models ©AAHCM

6 CONTACT INFORMATION James Stover Phone: