Points of Light 2024 Case Study 2
Empowering Community Pharmacists to Contribute to Value-Based Care through App & Incentive Program
In New York, 80% of Medicare Advantage (MA) members visit their community pharmacy 5–10 times a year, which is more than they visit their primary care physician. Delivering patient insights directly to pharmacy systems can better facilitate positive interactions with patients/members, reduce friction between payer and provider organizations, improve refill outreach, and increase patients’ understanding of their benefits. The vendor and payer organization in this collaboration worked together with local pharmacies to create a solution that connected disparate data and identified care gaps. This solution led to better patient outcomes, greater financial viability for the pharmacies, and improved CAHPS scores.
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Key Findings:
- Executive Summary
- The Collaborators
- Points of Friction—Challenges to Be Solved
- Action Plan—How the Collaborators Worked Together to Reduce Friction
- Points of Light—Outcomes Achieved through Collaboration
- Lessons Learned—What Best Practices Can Other Organizations Replicate?
- What's Next?—Vision for the Future
Writer
Natalie Hopkins
Designer
Jess Wallace-Simpson
Project Manager
Joel Sanchez
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