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Explore the burgeoning home healthcare market with expert insights on business strategies, technologies, and consumer perspectives. Discover opportunities, challenges, and the future of home healthcare.
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From The Lab to the Living Room Deploying New Technologies for the Growing Home Healthcare Market Thursday, March 9, 2006 Rob Scheschareg President Intuitive Care Advisors
Welcome • Today’s Objectives • Important Trends Beyond the Macro • Case Studies – the market’s emergence now • How To Make Money • Opportunities and Challenges for Business Growth • Today’s Format • Today’s Agenda
Agenda • Tomorrow’s Home Environment • Product Designs • Technology Platforms • Wireless • Business Models • Reimbursement • Partnership Opportunities • Risk Management • Legal & Liability Issues
The Consumer Perspective • The Decision-Maker • 46 year old, college educated Female • Providing 20+ hours per week caring for an ill mother (Kaiser Family Foundation) • 7 million Americans responsible for the care of an elder who lives on average 300 miles away (ADT Security Services Survey 3/05) • 50% of all caregivers spend 46 hours/week on average to care for family members (ADT Security Services Survey 3/05) • The Audience: Caregivers and Digital Ready Consumers • 44.4 million caregivers (caring for someone 18+ yrs old)(AARP, National Alliance for Caregiving) • 45% of US homes have at least one HH member managing a chronic disease; 22 million households care for an elder w/chronic condition • Digital Ready Consumers • With a chronic condition • Broadband connection or home network • Wireless communication device (cell, smartphone, PDA) • 13% of today’s seniors (Forrester)
The Market • Advanced Home Healthcare Market • $500m in 2005 • $2 bil+ within 36 months • $28.7 bil the following 36 months(Forrester Research) • Initial Revenues from Consumer Self-Pay • $250+ bil spent out-of-pocket on healthcare in ’03 • $7 bil out-of-pocket on home healthcare alone in ’03 (CMS) • 90% willing to spend $50+ per month; 50% willing to spend $100+ per month (Center for Aging Services Technology, 2005) • Financial Incentives/Cost Benefits & “Healthcare Consumerism” • In 2003, average daily hospital charges = $3,838/day • Skilled Nursing Facility = $499/day • Home Health visit = $109/visit (CMS, Social Security Administration) • Limited Validation of Consumer Self-Pay Models • 3rd Party Payer Reimbursement Still Slow
The Rate of Development • Growing Study of Telemedicine and Home-based Healthcare (356 clinical studies; 2x growth in MEDLINE articles) • Increasing Support and Proof of Improved Diagnosis, Clinical Management and Outcomes • Increasing Level of Interest from DTC Channels • Installers & Integrators of Home Security & Automation Systems • Retail Pharmacies • Home Healthcare Agencies • Expansion of Services from Medical Centers • Increasing Investment from Private and Public Sectors • Academic and Corporate Labs • Demonstration Projects • IT and Life Sciences Leadership
Let’s Get Started Rob Scheschareg • President • Intuitive Care Advisors • (508) 663-1500 x242 • Robs@icareadvisors.com