McKesson Chronic Care Improvement Program

1. McKesson Chronic Care Improvement Program Mississippi

2. McKessonChronic Care Improvement Program Part of the MMA included Section 721 Approximately 20,000 Mississippi Medicare beneficiaries will be eligible to receive disease management services Mississippi is one of nine states chosen for the three-year CMS pilot program Must have a diagnosis of heart failure and/or diabetes Primary objectives: Improve clinical quality Improve beneficiary and provider satisfaction Achieve overall net cost reduction of at least 5% Develop new strategies for chronic care management

3. Expanding the McKesson-QIO partnership for Disease Management

4. Evolving population care management model

5. Chronic Care Improvement Program Physician-directed delivery model to promote and sustain the beneficiary-physician relationship Quality improvement/pay for performance incentives Nurse support available to physicians and beneficiaries to reinforce the treatment plan Community-based nurses; 24/7 nurse call center. Remote health monitoring/home monitoring devices

6. McKessonChronic Care Improvement Program The Mississippi chronic care collaborative Information and Quality Healthcare (IQH) The University of Mississippi Medical Center American College of Physicians American Academy of Family Physicians American Geriatrics Society Joslin Diabetes Center, affiliated with Harvard Medical School

7. McKessonChronic Care Improvement Program IQH subcontracting responsibilities: Review methodologies in data collection and pay for performance Review reporting tools and quality improvement efforts Recruit local physician champions Providing assistance in educational materials; Training staff in QIO performance measures Participation in technical consulting group Support use of COMMAND software