CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

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CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES RURAL EMS CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

What is Rural America?

What is Rural America? “Rural encompasses all population, housing, and territory not included within a United States Census Bureau Alabama Urbanized Area of 50,000 or more people” – Alabama Rural Health Association “Low population density, small number of people, distance from metro area” - US Census Bureau 2018

United States Alabama Cullman County Population 327,167,434 4,887,871 82,755 % pop. rural 19.3% 40.6% 100% Uninsured < 65yr old 10.2% 11.1% 12.8% High school graduate 87.3% 85.3% 82.1% # EMT’s / Medics 248,000 3,920 100 Median income $57,617 $46,257 $45,044 % in poverty 12.3% 16.9% 13.8%

Overall Health Ranking “ Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” – World Health Organization Alabama is ranked as the 47th Healthiest State - United Health Foundation 2018

CHALLENGES for Rural EMS Staffing Repeat Callers Mental Health Level of Available care / Hospital access Coverage Area Attitude Money

Staffing 20-30% turnover rate – JEMS Journal of Emergency Medical Services Nov 2018 Alabama is in the bottom 10 for EMS pay – All healthcare – 2019 28 day period – 20 unfilled positions out of 504 slots 3 open fulltime positions right now For the hospital = Delayed throughput in hospital

Readmissions Repeat callers Alabama – 22nd in US >65 Medicare – 30 day readmissions Alabama - 14.4% USA – 14.9% - Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care

Mental Health Mental Health America ranking 2018

Level of Care / Access Special Service

37 Million 911 calls a year for EMS

Attitude “That’s not how we have always done it!”

Money Staffing Comfort Zone Repeat Callers EMS Resources Mental Health

Solution - Integrated healthcare platform Patient

Case Management Local non-profit Medical Control Free Clinic

So what is the impact from the integration? Reduced readmissions Shared costs Faster throughput Reduced call volume for EMS units Better quality of life for the people who are the most vulnerable

California CP Pilot Program 24 month pilot program 2,515 enrolled patients Post hospital follow-up – 1,401 Frequent EMS users - 103 TB observation (partnership with public health) - 270 Hospice support - 270 Alternate destination: Mental health Crisis center- 251 Sobering Center - 400 Urgent Care (cancelled)- 48

California CP Pilot Program

Outcome Readmission rate dropped by 9.1% 96% taken to Mental Health Crisis Center (only 4% required transfer to ER) 35% reduction in 911 Frequent caller events in San Diego

Potential Cost Savings on Post Discharge UCLA $403,284 San Bernardino $417,687 Cullman Regional - $14,500 (8)

ACTION WINS THE DAY BETTER OUTCOMES CP PROGRAM EMS HOSPITAL

James Curtis Cullman Regional Medical Center James James Curtis Cullman Regional Medical Center James.Curtis@cullmanregional.com