Healthix Master Deck May 1, 2019.

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Healthix Master Deck May 1, 2019

Agenda About Healthix Healthix Services Patient Consent

About Healthix

Healthix VISION VALUES MISSION The trusted partner sharing health information to improve people’s lives VALUES Purpose We are dedicated to improving the health of the community. Innovation We are passionate about building innovative and lasting solutions. Respect We respect the strengths that make each of us unique. Accountability We own what we do and share our success. Teamwork We think independently, speak openly, and act collectively. Harmony We foster joy and work-life balance. Growth We constantly learn and embrace challenges. Healthix MISSION Mobilizing health information across our communities to advance patient care.

Largest Public HIE in the Nation More Than 17,000,000 Patients Healthix uses sophisticated software to reconcile over 81.7 million provider Medical Record Numbers (MRNs) into composite profiles of more than 17,000,000 patients who’ve had encounters in past 24 months.

Healthix Exchanging Data to Support CLINICAL CARE POPULATION HEALTH PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT Individual patient care Emergency care Chronic disease management Care coordination Pay for performance Quality measures Disease management Social Determinants of Health Clinical care in Public Health (HIV, homeless, BH and DD) Public health investigations Disaster response, bio-surveillance Cohort Identification Retrospective analyses Prospective studies Clinical trial enrollment Life Insurance health assessment Consumer Access to their data

Real-Time Actionable Data 24-7 Healthix Mobilizing secure health information to: Improve clinical outcomes Enhance care coordination Lower costs and facilitate efficiency Determine risk and provide actionable data Increase patient satisfaction Support research through de-identified data Protect the public health Real-Time Actionable Data 24-7

Healthix 1 of 7 HIEs in the SHIN-NY When a user queries data, Healthix automatically provides data from Healthix and statewide providers through the SHIN-NY. STATEWIDE HEALTH INFORMATION NETWORK OF NEW YORK (SHIN-NY)

Role of Healthix eHealth exchange and SHIEC HEALTHIX

Sources Of Data Types Of Data Uses Of Data Hospitals & Health Systems Physician & Ambulatory Practices Long Term, Post Acute and Home Care Diagnostic Treatment Center Federally Qualified Health Centers Behavior Health Organizations Community Based Organizations IPAs, ACOs, Health Plans And More Demographics and Encounters Problem Lists, Diagnosis, Procedures Medications, Allergies Lab Tests, Reports, Results Radiology Reports & Images Discharge Summary, Care Plans Claims Data (health plans, Medicaid) Pharmacy Fill Data 42CFR Part 2 Data and More Fuller picture of patient’s data Access to data in an emergency Managing chronic conditions Facilitating transition of care Supporting value-based care Public Health uses -HIV/AIDs care, Emergency search, health emergencies, organ transplants, opioid prescribing, homelessness Identification and more

HEALTHIX: A QUICK SNAPSHOT As of February 2019 28 EHRs Hub Model Integrations Now Available 636,000 Patient Summary Documents Provided (CCDs) 18.8 Million Inbound Messages Received 1.2 Million Clinical Alerts Delivered 5.1 Million Unique Patient Consents on Record

Use Case: Elderly Woman Gets the Right Care Thanks for real-time information “If we hadn’t had access to the complete information on Emily’s care, we wouldn’t have known what medications she had been taking. This helped us treat her immediately. “ -ED Physician, NYU Langone

Over 1,100 Healthcare organizations with more than 7,000 facilities Healthix Hospitals (64) Amb/MD Practices (682) FQHC (35) Long Term Care (173) Behavioral Health (74) Health Plans (15) and More New York City and Long Island

Healthix Services

Healthix Services AVAILABILITY OF DATA ALERTS ANALYTICS Providing access to a more comprehensive patient profile Sending real-time updates for patients you wish to manage Helping you assess risk to proactively optimize care

Services: Availability of Data Patient Record Search via Healthix Web-based Portal through Single Sign On (SSO) Clinical Information Update EHR Flags API CCD Query Research – de-identified data Consumer access of individual data

PORTAL: Patient Record Search

PORTAL: Patient Record Search by Demographics Name and 2 other fields then hit search

PORTAL: Patient Search by MRN

PORTAL: Patient Summary Screen Side Menu Shows Data Available

Clinical Information Delivery: Updates CIU allows Healthix to provide continuous real-time updates on all aspects of a person’s clinical record. Which persons? Initial CCD/C-CDA Each update to the record Subscription list of specific persons Full database of all persons served A full longitudinal clinical summary for each person containing all data A “micro-CCD” with just the change/ update to the person’s record.

Clinical Information Delivery: Flags API Button Consent External Data? New Data? Green Y Yellow None N/A Red N When provider searches for a patient in their EMR, an automated web- service sends Healthix the clinician’s User ID, Facility ID and Patient MRN. In the background Healthix uses the IDs sent by the EMR to query the status of three characteristics: Consent (Y/N), is there data elsewhere (Y/N) and is there any new data since this user last viewed this record (Y/N). Green light: Press button open portal or fetch CCD The user has consent, and Healthix has new data from external sources since the last time the user looked Yellow light: get consent first Healthix has data from external sources, but the user will need consent to see it Red light: Healthix has no data from external sources on this patient

Clinical Information Delivery: API - Green Message on Mouse Over Consent Status: Yes External Data: Yes New Data: : Yes

Clinical Information Delivery: API - Yellow Message on Mouse Over Consent Status: Not Given External Data: Yes New Data: : N/A

Clinical Information Delivery: API - Red Message on Mouse Over Consent Status: N/A External Data: No New Data: N/A

Services: Alerts Essential Alerts Plus Alerts Advanced Alerts Analytic Alerts Daily Digest of Alerts Clinical & Event Alerts

Clinical Alerts Revise base on magda slides

Clinical Alerts: Workflow into CMC Portal Clinical Alerts Portal Worklow.

Services: Analytics Predictive Analytics through Healthix Portal Gaps in Care Reports Quality Measures HEDIS Measures Analytics & Reports

Predictive Analytics: Risk Scores Population Risk Models Predictive Analytics: Risk Scores Patient History Patient Risk of Event or Outcome Risk Model Development Multivariate Statistical Modeling – Decision Tree Analysis Machine Learning (predicts future 12 months) Predicted future cost Risk of inpatient admission Risk of emergency department (ED) visit Risk of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) Risk of asthma Risk of cerebrovascular accident (CVA) Risk of congestive heart failure (CHF) Risk of COPD Risk of diabetes Risk of hypertension Risk of mortality Event Based Risk Models (predicts future 30 days) Risk of 30 day readmission Risk of 30 day ED re-visit 1000s of Patient Features Age Gender Geography Income Education Race Diagnoses Procedures Chronic conditions Visit and admission history Outpatient medications Vital signs Lab orders and results Radiology orders Social characteristics Behavioral characteristics

Patient Consent

New York State Policies Healthix and State Policy governs how providers and patients engage in health information exchange, and how they access patient information Compliance with policy facilitates data sharing across Public HIEs Obtaining Consent Consent Audit, User Audit Password Strength / Failed Attempts User Roles, Patient Notices 42CFR Part 2 Sensitive Data Re-disclosures http://healthix.org/who-we-are/healthix-policies/

Patient Gives Provider Consent data HEALTHIX data Patient Gives Consent Provider queries data from all sources Provider receives CENs of events at all sources Patient

One to One Exchange Participant A Participant B data data Healthix Patients in Common Treatment, Care Management Quality Improvement Participant A Participant B data data Healthix Authorizes Healthix to provide its data to Participant B Participant B can query data from Participant A data NOTE: Participant B can receive Clinical Event Notifications from Participant A Other Participants (1) One-to-One Exchange can be reciprocal – each Participant can authorize exchange of its data with the other (2) Excludes data and CENs from any 42 CFR Part 2 facilities of Participant A (3) Excludes data of any patient who has explicitly denied consent to Participant B (4) One-to-One Exchange allows Healthix to provide one Participant with data of the other Participant, but not data from all of Healthix.

“ “ The best technologies are the ones that you stop noticing Chris Thorn British Heart Foundation

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