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Health Funds provide a uniform legally defined basket of services
Every citizen is a member of one of four nationwide health funds (free to
choice )
Health funds are financed by government via age-related capitation payments
(90% of total), patient charges and other income (10%)
Coverage for health care services is provided by 4 competing nationwide
health funds (HMOs)
Public and private providers of services including physicians, hospitals,
pharmacies and other health care professionals
The Israeli Public Health Care System
Second largest and fastest growing HMO in Israel ( 25% of Market)
Non-profit mutual
Recognized health fund - Israeli National Health Insurance Law
Provides public basket of services
Offers voluntary supplementary insurance
Supplies services via own facilities and outside providers
Maccabi Healthcare Services
Our
Office
Maccabi Statistics
10,000 Employees 5000 physicians (85% self employed)
13 Hospitals- Assuta Owns 56 Pharmacies Contracts 700 Pharmacies
2 M members
1.8 billion € Budget :
5 Districts , 140 Branches
The Cornerstone- Clinical Information System
Every transaction with the patient is computerized
Shared EMR and Central Medical Record
E-Laboratory
E- Prescription
E- Consultation
Alerts and Reminders
Physician Portal ( web & mobile)
Patient Website ( also mobile)
Telemedicine
Central Medical Record
Hospital
Diagnoses
Treatment
Medicines & Drugs
Lab Results
Imaging Tests
Pathology Tests
Medical Visits
Designed for the healthcare professionals ( GP, Specialist, nurse, physiotherapist)
and the patient
Enables remote disease management and integrated care
Monitors, identify and alerts on abnormal conditions and guides the caregiver
Integrated with the EHR
Includes decision support tool
Provides Standardization tool for treatment with embedded clinical protocols
Assistive tool for the Healthcare provider
Provide guidelines and decision support tool for the HC professional in his daily work
Serve as the basis for interaction between the Healthcare professional and the patient
Enable tracking treatment problems\actions
The Rationale
Rising national
healthcare costs
Lack of treatment
uniformity
Limited accessibility
and availability
Recurrent/unnecessary
referrals to ER
Low
compliance rate
Growing shortage of
professional practitioners
Advanced technology call center-why?
New approach to
management of large
population with complex
chronic conditions and
co-morbidity
Better accessibility to
medical advice for
broad range of
population
Patient involvement in
decision making for
improved health
outcomes
Effectively coordinated
medical treatment and
health services:
• Cost effective
• Productivity effective
The Target Population
4000 stable chronic
clients
6000 complex
chronic clients
Remote cardiac Rehabilitation
Stoma& chronic wound
Diabetes
Home care of stable chronic clients
CHF & COPD Levels 2 unstable,
3-4
Goals
Organisation level To provide support network to assist
primary physicians
To coordinate and integrate care with
community-based services
To reduce the demand for healthcare
services
Client level To monitor and provide care for diverse
client groups with chronic conditions
To preserve/enhance clients’ physical and
mental quality of life, performance scores,
compliance rates, and satisfaction
To empower clients and caregivers that
support the care process
10,000 Maccabi
Nonstop
Community-based units:
Primary medicine, specialized medicine,
outpatient units, emergency center, at-
home care center, medical services,
community-based care wards
Program Structure
At-home care Complex clients -
COPD/ CHF Diabetes Stoma
Hard-to-heal
Wounds
Cardiac
Rehabilitation
The uniqueness
Regular, personalized monitoring by nurse specialist 1 Full collaboration with PCP and Transparent medical record 2
Online identification of exacerbations of the client’s disease 3 Multi-disciplinary team real time advice 4
Involvement of relevant community-based resources in real time 5
Primary physician
Secondary physician
Multi-disciplinary
team
At-home care units
Maccabi Nonstop Call
Center
Emergency medicine centers / services
Primary clinic/ personal physician
Multi-
Disciplinary
Center
Technology
Call center
The Client
Technology
Advanced Technology
Robotic survey
Task management
system
Clinical protocols
Video calls
Call center system
Success measures
Hospital reports
Reduction in
hospital / ER
referrals
Shorter hospital
stays
Performance questionnaire
Improved client
performance
measures
PHQ9
SF 12
Improved QOL
measures
(physical and
mental)
Medication purchase report
Improved
treatment
compliance
measures
Satisfaction survey
Satisfaction
Financial assessment (cost-benefit analysis)
Controlling Hba1c
9.5
9.0
8.5
8.0
7.5
10.0
Discharge Moma Prior Moma
Member
Reached Treatment Target
Other
Flu vaccination
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
Maccabi Population
Fragile Wounds
Stoma Home Care
Diabetes COPD
CHF
63.8
83 80
69.2
80.3 81.8
85.1 83.4