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A Pharmacy Perspective on Worksite and Community Wellness Rebecca Sterling Sterling Health and Wellness, Inc. MTM Compounding Pharmacy healthsterling.com

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Presentation at the Alabama Department of Public Health's Worksite Wellness Conference by Rebecca Sterling on 6/28/12. Slides by Amy Robinson. More information at healthsterling.com.

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  • 1. A Pharmacy Perspective onWorksite and Community Wellness Rebecca Sterling Sterling Health and Wellness, Inc. MTM Compounding Pharmacy healthsterling.com
  • 2. $1.1 Trillion Lost Productivity$2.77 Billion Treatment Cost
  • 3. $4.2 Trillion 2023 $1.3 Trillion 2003Increasing Cost of Chronic Disease Source: Center for Healthcare Economics at The Milken Institute
  • 4. 15%of employees used on-site wellness. Source: The Innovators Prescription
  • 5. 75% of US Healthcare Costsstem from chronic conditions. Source: US Department of Health and Human Services
  • 6. 3.5 Billionprescriptions written annually in US.Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
  • 7. 80%treatments include a prescription.Source: Pharmaceutical Care Practice: The Clinicians Guide
  • 8. Reach the85%who do notparticipate.
  • 9. Our GoalsCreate Value for Our Customers Reduce Total Healthcare System Costs Decrease Hospitalization and Re-Hospitalization Rates Return on InvestmentIncrease Adherence Decrease Total CostUse of in-home medical technology and telecommunication devices,integrates home monitoring and reporting/notification with motivationalinterviewing to achieve desired adherence outcomes.Achieve Optimal OutcomesThrough real-time intervention achieving higher adherence and healthierpatient choices through a process of education, intervention, andmotivational interviewing for patients with Congestive Heart Failure (CHF),Diabetes, Hyperlipidemia, and Hypertension.
  • 10. Other than dispensing pills, what can a pharmacy do?1. Biometric Health Screenings2. Comprehensive Medication Therapy Management Services3. Community Resources and Individual Education
  • 11. Medication Review
  • 12. Primun non nocere. First do no harm.
  • 13. 50 65 % medication adherence rate.Source: Michael C. Sokol, MD, MS, Kimberly A. McGuigan, PhD, Robert R. Verbrugge, PhD,and Robert S.Epstein, MD, MS, Impact of Medication Adherence on Hospitalization Risk and Healthcare Cost, Medical Care
  • 14. Result: Symptoms and Complications Worsen Utilization of Inpatient Medical Services Increases Total Healthcare Costs IncreaseSource: Michael C. Sokol, MD, MS, Kimberly A. McGuigan, PhD, Robert R. Verbrugge, PhD,and Robert S.Epstein, MD, MS, Impact of Medication Adherence on Hospitalization Risk and Healthcare Cost, Medical Care
  • 15. Individualized.
  • 16. Follow UpYour health, your way
  • 17. Self-Management: Education Tools Resources
  • 18. Make Education Interesting
  • 19. Pharmacy is Expensive. Is it worth it?
  • 20. Clinical Management Strategy and Clinical Value Customer Value Improved Adherence = ROI Optimal Clinical Outcomes Care Planning and Real Time Monitoring Patient Coaching and Motivational Interviewing Medication Adherence Condition Adherence Medication Therapy Management Reduced Costs from Complications Reduced Hospital Admissions or Readmissions Facilitating a Comprehensive Continuum of Care
  • 21. Happy, Healthy, Productive Employees
  • 22. Happy, Healthy, Productive Employees 15% 85% 75% Empower
  • 23. Employers and Plans Outcomes: Safe, effective drugs Higher productivity Decreased costs Healthier employees
  • 24. Its more complex than justcheaper drug costs.
  • 25. 3.5 Billion 75.4% Healthcare costscontinue to spiral.
  • 26. Happy, Healthy, Productive Employees Right medication. Right dose. Right time.
  • 27. Asheville, NC
  • 28. Average benefit of $4 to $8.48 in reduced healthcare costs per dollar spent. Source: The Asheville Project
  • 29. $1,200 Decreased Diabetes cost per patient. $18,000Increase in productivity per employee. Source: The Asheville Project
  • 30. Chronic Disease Cost to Alabama 2003: $4.7 B 2023: $12.1 Billion Source: GE
  • 31. Healthy CultureHealthy Huntsville, Sterling Health and Wellness
  • 32. Healthy Huntsville 100 free events Free iPhone App Crowd-sourced Gamified
  • 33. 100 free events | Free iPhone App | Crowd-sourced | Gamified
  • 34. Take action.Make progress. Get rewards.
  • 35. Alabamas Largest Yoga ClassHealthy Huntsville, Sterling Health and Wellness
  • 36. Engage Community. Empower Citizens. Change Lives.
  • 37. Other than dispensing pills, what can a pharmacy do?1. Biometric Health Screenings2. Comprehensive Medication Therapy Management Services3. Community Resources and Individual Education
  • 38. Healthy Communities Healthy Employees Better Lives
  • 39. Live Well. Be Happy. Life is fun!www.healthsterling.com Rebecca Sterling [email protected] MTM Compounding Pharmacy