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Measuring and Reporting Total Cost of Care
Measuring and Reporting Total Cost of Care
Healthcare Affordability: Untangling Cost Drivers
This multi-region analysis of total cost of care and its drivers shows a striking variation between regions. These communities will need to enlist different actors and employ tailored approaches to their different challenges.
From Claims to Clarity: Deriving Actionable Healthcare Cost Benchmarks from Aggregated Commercial Claims Data
Comparing 2014 commercial multi-payer per member per month (PMPM) healthcare spending across regions can provide information to better understand the impact of reducing variation. Read our first National Benchmark report here.
Technical Resource Guide for Measurement of Total Cost of Care (TCOC) Using Multi-Payer Data Sets
This Technical Resource is intended to provide step-by-step instructions, along with tips drawn from the experiences of the pilot project participants, to give entities wanting to report TCOC using a multi-contributor data source with a clear path while increasing measurement standardization and alignment nationally. We encourage you to review it and share with partners and colleagues in your region.
Medicaid Issue Brief
In 2015, the Maine Health Management Coalition (MHMC) distributed its first Medicaid Practice Benchmark Report to over 300 pediatric and adult practices, capturing quality metrics and medical costs for almost 60 percent of Maine’s adult Medicaid population. The analysis, which to date has been released only to providers, allows doctors and healthcare systems to compare their risk adjusted expenditures and utilization to peer statewide benchmarks.
Benchmarking Commercial Total Cost and Resource Use Across Five States
5 Regions of the country discuss benchmarking and reporting total cost of care both locally and nationally.
What is the Resource Use Index?
5 Regions of the country discuss benchmarking and reporting total cost of care both locally and nationally.
Doug Rupp
Judy Loren
Brantley Scott
Gunnar Nelson
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“This enables a transformation in healthcare delivery, enabling better care decisions while potentially saving individuals, employers and other private payers hundreds of millions of dollars.”- Elizabeth Mitchell
