NC HealthSmart : Promoting Optimal Health and Wellness for SHP Members NC Medical Society Quality Subcommittee August 2009 Derek Prentice, MD, Consulting.

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NC HealthSmart : Promoting Optimal Health and Wellness for SHP Members NC Medical Society Quality Subcommittee August 2009 Derek Prentice, MD, Consulting Medical Director Anne B. Rogers, RN, BSN, MPH, Director of IHM

What is NC HealthSmart? North Carolina HealthSmart is a population health initiative that aims to: Empower healthy members to stay healthy; Help those with chronic disease or disease risk factors to better manage their health; Offer integrated, cutting-edge resources and programs to members at work, at home, and through their health care provider

Guiding Principles of NC HealthSmart  Reinforce and strengthen the patient-provider relationship  Empower individuals to play active role in management of their health and health care  Improve health of members and their families  Improve quality of care  Engage employers in health care issues  Increase member satisfaction  Stabilize Plan and member health care costs

NC HealthSmart Eligible Members Members eligible for NC HealthSmart services are members whose primary health insurance is through the NC State Health Plan (all except Medicare Primary).

HealthSmart Components  24/7 Health Coaching– Health Dialog  Disease Management – Health Dialog  Personal Health Assessment/Web Tools – Health Dialog  Physician Support/Clinical Gap Identification – Health Dialog

HealthSmart Components  Intensive Case Management/High Risk Maternity/NICU – SHPS  ESKD/CKD Care Management – KidneyTel (formerly Renaissance HC)  Health Promotion and Education SHP Staff/All Vendors/DHHS  Worksite Wellness SHP/DHHS/Division of Public Health

NC HealthSmart Results  Program Participation  Clinical Impacts  Member Satisfaction  Provider Satisfaction

Participation  Over 45,000 members (~ 9%) currently served by Disease and Case Management programs  Representing ~25% of SHP expenditures  Focusing on members with “coachable conditions” and members with the most need  2:1 ROI – Chronic Disease Trends report

Clinical Impacts  Member adherence to clinical guidelines (meds, tests, exams) 92.4% asthma controller meds 82.1% CAD - lipid meds 77.0% diabetes - microalbuminuria tests 47.4% diabetes - eye exam  Smart Registry and Provider Support Services

Member Satisfaction  85% Satisfied with Health Coach  93% Likely to Recommend Program

Provider Satisfaction [N = 234; ~3,000 surveys mailed]  77% are aware of NC HealthSmart  88% found the Provider Services Specialists helpful  79% found the SmartRegistry helpful  74% have a positive opinion of NC SHP as a result of NC HealthSmart

Worksite Wellness/Health Promotion  Preventive Services  Worksite Wellness Infrastructure  “STAR” and “Highway to Health”  Comprehensive Wellness Initiative (SL ) Tobacco Cessation Supports Weigh Less program expansion Benefit changes

Opportunities  Disease and Case Management RFP  Discussions with various stakeholders NCMS CCNC/DMA NCAFP BCBSNC

 Questions or Comments??