The Quality vs Cost Conundrum: do employers have to choose?

In the world of healthcare, employers often face the challenge of balancing quality and cost. While employers can get behind wanting to do the best for their people, quality often comes with a hefty price tag.
However, as an integrated third-party administrator (TPA) and care management platform, Collective Health recognizes the opportunity to validate the relationship between improving health outcomes and controlling costs—and it’s a central focus of Care Navigation, our complex care management program.
We believe that quality impacts costs, that better care translates to long-term savings—and the sooner we can intervene and help guide a member through their health journey, the more likely we are to make an impact. This is especially true for high-risk, high-cost claimants and rising-risk member populations, regardless of the condition(s) they are managing.
Not only is this what we believe, it’s how we act—as the TPA, we can intervene quickly.
In this on-demand webinar, led by our Chief Clinical Officer and Senior Director of Care Navigation, find out how Collective Health’s care management approach is uniquely focused on proactively identifying members early and effectively engaging with identified members to guide them to higher value healthcare. In return, an approach like ours should maximize an employer's investment in their benefit strategy, helping to solidify the relationship between quality and cost.
Some highlights include
- Understanding our proprietary technology that helps identify rising risk members
- More insight into how our clinical advocacy and navigation offering benefits both the employer and their employees
- How our Care Navigation program can translate into over $7000 in claims savings per engaged participant compared to matched controls
- How connecting plan design and member guidance can lead to better health outcomes and lower costs
- Some examples of our impactful programming, including site of care redirection
Speakers
Ellen Kaster PorterDirector, Channel Strategy
Ben Becker
Ari Hoffman
Chief Clinical Officer &
SVP, Product