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Virtual CareAt OCHIN2019

Who is OCHIN?

OCHIN Supports Over 500 Organizations Nationwide and Growing

OCHIN Epic111 Organizations

OCHIN Services400+ Organizations

OCHIN Billing26 Organizations

OCHIN Broadband 164 Organizations

OCHIN Research35 Partners; 40 Clinics

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OCHIN NextGen44 Organizations

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additional states (represented with unnumbered circles).(May 2019)

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Our National Impact

500+ Organizations in 47 states

10,000 Providers

5.1M Patients served

33M+ Records exchanged past 12 months

As of April 2019

5.1M Active Patients

70% Female | 10% Children

46% At or Below Federal Poverty Level

Diversity

42% Racially Diverse | 27% Hispanic

29% Best Served in a Language Other than English

Chronic Conditions

70% Have at Least One Chronic Condition (3.5M)

52% Have Two or More (2.6M)

The Population We Serve

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26% Medicaid

Medicare

Private Insurance

Uninsured

Payer Mix

Migrant/Seasonal Workers

Homeless

Incarcerated

School-Based

Veterans

Foster Children 13K

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What is Virtual Care?

$$$ (Resources/Encounter) ACCESS (Specialist Encounters)

• SMS Appointment Reminders

• Portal modules (targeted education)

• Planned Parenthood HIPAA-compliant texting

• Smart symptom algorithms

• The Ideal: Implants and Wearables (Closing the Loop)

AUTOMATED CARE

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JMIR Diabetes 2018;3(4):e15. URL: https://diabetes.jmir.org/2018/4/e15

JMIR Diabetes 2018;3(4):e15. URL: https://diabetes.jmir.org/2018/4/e15

• Patient portal (MyChart) features

– My Preventative Care

– Care Companion

– Symptom Checker

• Electronic Referrals (eConsults)

– Partnership Health

– Care Oregon

ASYNCHRONOUS CARE

eConsultPartnership:

Open Door Community Health Center & Partnership Health Plan

Any referral that meets the following criteria WILL be sent to eConsult:

eConsult availability

Telemed2U Specialist

The patient is on MediCal (PHC)

Standard operating procedure: send

eConsult

Open Door CHC eConsult Data

Total e-Consults

Patients Needs Addressed

Average Days Patients needs

addressed

referred for face-to-face visit

average days referred for face-

to-face visit

Dermatology 270 59% 7 30% 1

Neurology 75 63% 7 12% 3

Endocrinology 73 44% 8 47% 2

Rheumatology 94 31% 7 54% 2

Urology 28 68% 8 11% 1

Infectious Disease 7 57% 6 43% 1

Gastroenterology 52 6% 11 87% 1

Pain Management 2 100% 11 0% NA

eConsultscost 25% less than

face to face visits

(includes travel costs)

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Total eConsults completed year-over-year at Open Door facilities

eConsultPartnership:

Care OregonLocal Community Health Centers

• 85.9% Improved Care Plan

• 71.0 % Educational

• 40.7% Avoided Referral

• 41.7% Avoided Diagnostic

• 2.5% No Effect

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Avoided Referral Avoided Diagnostic/Service

79%Outcomes reported

1,095eConsults submitted

58%Avoided Service Rate

Reprinted with permission of Tanya Kapka, MD

• Language Interpretation

• Phone Consults

• Video Visits

– Open Door, Telemedicine

– Winding Waters CHC, MyChart Video Visits

SYNCHRONOUS CARE

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Total video visits completed year-over-year at Open Door facilities

• Expanding Virtual Care is hard.

• OCHIN is committed to offering this to the Safety Net anyway.

• OCHIN is committed to sharing its findings and helping others achieve success in Virtual Care.

WHAT WE’VE LEARNED SO FAR

Thank You!

Dave Boston, MDSr. Clinical InformaticistMedical Director of Virtual Carebostond@ochin.org

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