Enhanced Primary Care for Patients with Serious Mental Illness

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Enhanced Primary Care for Patients with Serious Mental Illness Beat Steiner MD MPH Professor of Family Medicine UNC School of Medicine Medical Director Primary Care Services – Wakebrook

Objectives Show a new model of primary care for a very vulnerable population Show you that it works Get your ideas on sustainability

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Solutions?

Current System & Patients with SMI High Functioning Patient Centered Medical Home Collaborative Care (IMPACT) Model Insufficient for Patients with SMI

Wake Brook An Enhanced Medical Home Model for Patients with SMI Patient Centered and Continuous Accessible Comprehensive Coordinated High Value Additional Time and Care + Specialized Training for Team Structured and Planned Communication

Clients at Wakebrook Primary Care Panel Size Calculations: 30-45 minute visits every 2 months 750 patients (currently 560 patients) Insurance: Medicaid 28%, Dual 16%, Medicare 26%, Uninsured 22% Chronic Illnesses: Schizophrenia and/or Bipolar Illness: 71% HTN: 45% DM: 21% COPD: 12% Cigarettes: 65% BMI>30: 45%

Staffing to Address Social Determinants of Health and Provide High Quality Primary Care For 750 patients 1 family physician 1 nurse 1 office manager/front desk staff 2 social workers Case management Health education 2 peer support specialist

Prevention (Baseline 2015) Spring 2016 Fall 2016 Winter 2016 Spring 2017 Fall 2017 % PCIC Goal* Breast Cancer Screen >50yo 30 45 54 56 53 80 Cervical Cancer Screen q3 yrs 25 38 40 58 82 Colorectal Cancer Screen >50 yo 36 48 41 72 Depression Screen 66 84 90 86 61 ASA Use in DM 83 94 96 92 Statin Use in DM 79 76 81 A1c < 8 in DM 59 68 Fall Screen 71 Pneum Shot 65+ 55 89 Pneum Shot High Risk 52 60 65 Data from Wake Brook Primary Care Compared to National Primary Care Benchmarks

Goal Student 1

Data Highlights Chronic disease management impressive Preventive care measures remain below goal but gains are impressive

Data Highlights Data on utilization, patient experience, and provider satisfaction being collected but will likely be very positive

Sustainability for panel size of 750 patients Annual Budget $750,000 Fee for Service $350,000 $50 per member per month