So much of what we do at Uno Health is about leveling the playing field for seniors with respect to healthcare affordability, and ultimately outcomes. To best deliver for our Medicare plans partners and their members, we not only need to build great technology, but also quickly adapt to the (fast!) evolving landscape of healthcare regulations in the US. To that end, I recently had an opportunity to sit down with Lindsay Knable at Oliver Wyman for an important conversation around recent changes in the Health Equity Index (HEI) at CMS - a policy change that reflects CMS's continued focus on ensuring lower-income seniors are prioritized and get the care they need. To succeed on this measure, plans likely need a robust strategy that includes: 1. Analysis to identify members eligible but not enrolled in HEI qualifying programs (Medicaid, Medicare Savings Program and LIS) 2. Scalable outreach and comprehensive enrollment solutions into all income-based programs, such as SNAP, Utility assistance and Prescription assistance, which ensure the qualifying HEI population performs well on other stars measure. 3. The ability to embed eligibility and enrollment tools within the hands of teams already touching members every day (All of which we've been focused on at Uno Health long before the HEI measure arrived!) Thank you Lindsay Knable Matthew Weinstock and Emraan Khan for partnership on this exciting conversation! https://lnkd.in/d-5kSfHj
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Uno's Head of Commercial Emraan Khan, who led a member experience strategy team for several years at Humana, developed a model (bit.ly/UnoRetention) that demonstrates the enormous, compounding ROI of investing in member retention - it pays off at 8x the rate of growth investments! 🤯 One of the reasons we don't see adequate investment in retention efforts across the industry is the complexity of how member retention works, so Emraan created some fun graphics to illustrate some core principles. We're big on retention at Uno as a key driver of plan profitability AND member experience. We'd love your feedback on whether you found this useful! https://lnkd.in/dyRaSF8h
At Humana I had the privilege of working with some very smart people on some very gnarly problems. At Uno Health I've had the opportunity to do the same, doubling down on improving the lives of low-income seniors using technology. One exciting through-line of my journey has been answering the question: how do you advocate for the member? My opinion: first, make it make “cents.” One version of that means quantifying the importance of retention, which in healthcare is harder than it looks. That’s why at Uno we’ve built this nifty tool (bit.ly/UnoRetention) for Medicare execs and their CFOs to answer the question, what does retention do to your P&L? My personal bonus has been getting to collaborate again with an old Humana colleague and now friend/ CFO-extraordinaire at Clover Health, Clay Thornton – who provided instrumental guidance and input on this analysis. 📈 Model: bit.ly/UnoRetention You can enjoy the answer through this fun set of “five guiding principles” and the very surprising punchline: “1% of net retention is 8x more profitable than 1% of growth.”
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As many of you know, our mission here at Uno Health continues to be providing seniors access to the best healthcare. As everyone who works in and around Medicare knows, the industry is going through a lot of change. While a lot of change has the potential to result in hard outcomes for plans, members and brokers, being solutions-first is one of our core values. We've proposed some practical ways to lean into these policy changes while seizing some big opportunities (in some cases imperatives!) for Medicare plans. These include optimizing for the increase in Part D coverage available through Medicaid, Medicare Savings (MSP), and LIS enrollment to counter the increase in Part D liability driven by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Our CEO Anna De Paula Hanika and Head of Commercial Emraan Khan, with input from our advisor Tim Murray at Wakely Consulting Group wrote this whitepaper detailing out the opportunity: https://lnkd.in/eT8bq8s2
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Every day at Uno Health we get to see our technology impact the lives of seniors, but not every day does that impact get published! So proud to see Uno Health featured in this recent Nature piece outlining the opportunity for digital technology companies to radically accelerate Awareness, Access and Affordability (the three “As”!) for the most vulnerable populations. “Partnerships with [organizations such as Uno] will enable CMS to communicate with individuals about their benefits eligibility, reduce fluctuating health insurance churn, and improve the utilization of health benefits.” Whether it’s $20 for a prescription copay, $200 a month for healthy groceries, or $2,000 in annual premium assistance, we’ve proven how tech-enabled human-centered experiences can not only radically transform the way Medicare members engage with their Medicare health plan, but their lives overall. Thank you Shobha Dasari, Andrey Ostrovsky, MD, FAAP, Raihana Mehreen, and Kristin Baker Spohn for this important piece! https://lnkd.in/eAg8s8Uh
Opportunities for CMS to improve healthcare access and equity through advancing technology-enabled startups and digital health innovations - npj Digital Medicine
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Thank you Jim Fields and the Oliver Wyman team for hosting Anna De Paula Hanika and Uno Health at the 2023 Health Innovation Summit! #OWHIC https://lnkd.in/eqecjk3s
What a pleasure it was to interview health innovators while eating hot wings and playing 'Late Show' games at this year's Oliver Wyman Health Innovation Summit. Thank you to Anna De Paula Hanika, Neil A. Solomon, Alan Roga, MD, FACEP, Bryan Whiteside, Cédric Kovacs-Johnson, and Jordan Taggart for driving change in healthcare and being good sports. Learn more about our discussions and highlights from this year's event here > https://owy.mn/3NbUcly #OWHIC
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A privilege to share a stage and sofa today with Bert Moreno, MD (CMO CareMax, Inc.), Eric Gallagher (CEO Oschner Health Network), Sreekanth Chaguturu (CMO CVS Health) and Debra Richman (CDO at The Oncology Institute) to discuss "The Medicare Management Balance Beam". Common themes were mission-criticalness of member/patient engagement and leveraging data to create personalized, scalable, affordable care! Thank you for hosting us Debra, and HLTH for inviting us! #HLTH2023
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