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1 Convenient Care Clinic Summit Tine Hansen-Turton, MGA, JD Executive Director Convenient Care Association

2 The Convenient Care Market The More Things Change – The More They Stay the Same … 1983 a young Tom Brokaw opens NBC EVENING NEWS with a story of Health Care 1980 – Doctors OfficeCenter opens – First urgent care opens -Today – 10,000 UCCs seeing 50 million + Reason for success: Less expensive, More Convenient, No Appointment needed Does that sound familiar? 25 years later, the system still suffers from lack of consumer access, lack of affordability and lack convenience … Hence, the emergence of the convenient care clinics

3 Why Convenient Care Clinics Now? No Appointment Needed Accessible/Extended Hours - Open on nights and weekends Short visits – 15 minutes maximum Lower waiting time for appointment Affordable – to the patient and operator (low overhead and low start-up costs drive down cost) Basic care – Limited to common treatments (sore throat, cold, flu, rashes, etc.), vaccinations, and physicals Efficient – Industry-wide use of Electronic Medical Records Transparent pricing – The consumer knows what the visit will cost before the visit begins Effective Communication – The consumer leaves with his or her own electronic health record

4 What are Convenient Care Clinics NOT? CCCs are NOT full-service medical facilities. They provide a limited range of services. CCCs are NOT resources for ongoing primary care. Patients who need follow-up care are referred to primary care providers. Approximately 30% of patients seen in CCA Member Clinics say they do not have a primary care provider that they usually go to for healthcare. In these cases, clinic staff connect patients with local primary care providers and encourage patients to develop a relationship with a healthcare home.

5 Consumers and Convenient Care Clinics CCA Members boast a 98% Consumer Satisfaction Rate Real consumer feedback from CCA Members’ patient surveys: “Without having insurance, seeking medical treatment can be very expensive. I was happy that the cost was something I could afford and still get good care.” “Imagine – a patient-oriented, reasonably priced service! Keep up the innovative thinking!” “I never knew about this until today. Affordable health care for minor illness is great. I might have waited until I was really sick before I sought help otherwise.” “As a mother of 5, this service is a godsend! I knew [my son] had strep … Plus, being a weekend, your service gave me an option to bypass urgent care which would have had a $250 copay! I am so grateful for this option in health care.”

6 Partnerships & Synergies with the Medical Community CCCs benefit the Medical Community in the following ways: Overflow outlet for busy physician practices evening/weekend/holiday coverage overburdened emergency rooms Easier access to health care particularly for those individuals without a PCP, without insurance, and/or in underserved areas connects individuals without a PCP to a medical home Earlier access to health care reduces illness severity and spreading of infections encourages preventive care reduces overall health care utilization

7 What does the CCA do? With over 500 clinics in the market, the industry needs a voice and conscience Following a national summit of convenient care industry leaders and other health care leaders in the summer of 2006, the CCA was founded as a trade association in October 2006 –Shares resources, best practices, experiences and ideas among members –Develops common standards of operation to ensure the highest quality of care throughout all Convenient Care Clinics (CCCs) –Provides a united voice for the industry and to educate and promote the concept of Convenient Care Clinics, and to respond to questions about this evolving industry –Reaches out to the existing medical community, expands and creates new partnerships

8 The CCA Priorities in 2007 Initially, the CCA will focus on the following three areas: –Establish Quality Care Standards –Common Policy and Practice Challenges –Industry Marketing and Education

9 CCA in Adopting Standards CCA Standards Adopted in March 2007 (sample below): All CCA Members are committed to monitoring quality on an ongoing basis, including but not limited to: a) peer review; b) collaborating physician review; c) use of evidence-based guidelines; d) collecting aggregate data on selected quality and safety outcomes; and e) collecting patient satisfaction data. All CCA Members build relationships with traditional health care providers and hospitals, and work towards a goal of using EHRs to share patient information and ensure continuity of care. All CCA Members support a medical home and are committed to encouraging patients to establish a relationship with a primary care provider, and to making appropriate and careful referrals for follow-on care and for conditions that are outside of the scope of the clinic’s services.

10 CCA Executive Board Members

11 Convenient Care Association FOR MORE INFORMATION: TINE HANSEN-TURTON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CONVENIENT CARE ASSOCIATION 260 SOUTH BROAD STREET, 18 TH FLOOR PHILADELPHIA, PA (215)