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The last big change, which is fairly recent – let’s call it the WellBe Senior Medical model – is primarycare or longitudinal care in the home. A long time ago, home-based primarycare was the norm. We make money by keeping people healthy and out of the hospital. It’s completely flipped.
Take a visit to your primarycare physician, for example. Kaiser Permanente uses digital twins through a system that improves patient flow within a hospital. It achieves this by combining structured and unstructured data to build a more complete view of each patient to anticipate what their needs will be at the hospital.
“There’s 5% of the population that makes up 50% of the spend in health care,” Rousseau said. Everybody needs their medications managed, everybody needs a doctor. It wants to leverage its home-based primarycare capabilities to serve its patients in value-based models. And where they’re at is in the home.
At Medicity, we were serving 1,300 hospitals, facilitating lots of data exchange across hospitals, primarycare and labs, but nothing we were doing was ever going to touch the home and community. There's no one-size-fits-all solution for establishing care-at-home models. Healthcare is hard.
Episode Introduction Melissa shares the four challenges faced by caregivers today, calls on doctors to recognize family and patients as a ‘’unit’’, and highlights the ‘’unpaid, untrained, overwhelmed, burned-out’’ reality of caregiving. The manner in which I have to communicate with my mom’s primarycare provider is woefully behind.
Not for a hospital, it wouldn’t be that much, but whatever it is. $14 So, I launched myself into understanding more about healthcare from a business perspective, because I’m not a clinician, not a nurse or doctor, don’t have any training. Not for a hospital, it wouldn’t be that much, but whatever it is.
So, I launched myself into understanding more about healthcare from a business perspective, because I’m not a clinician, not a nurse or doctor, don’t have any training. Not one of those people who comes from a family of doctors or anything like that either. So, we’re just going to go over here and do something else.
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His impressive resume — which also includes time at Optum Home & Community Care and CareMore Health Plan — places him at the forefront of the movement bringing more care to the home and the community. It all started with, in Le’s words, the image of “the revered small-town doc with his black doctor’s bag doing house calls.”
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