We need to shift away from the focus on purchasing healthcare and instead, focus on how we can create health for our employees. By incorporating dashboards in our benefits selection process, we can watch for trends in benefits and leverage that data to lower costs, retain employees, and attract new talent. Join Darrell Moon, CEO of Orriant, to learn if your benefits selection is meeting your employees' needs.
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Breaking Down Benefits: How to Leverage Data to Better Your Employees' Health Benefits Selection
1. How to Leverage Data to Better Your Employees'
Health Benefits Selection
Darrell Moon Naba Ahmed
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4. About Darrell Moon
Darrell founded Orriant in 1996 to change the dynamics of healthcare and give employers some control over the
ever-increasing cost of providing health benefits to their employees. Darrell believed that engaging individuals in
the management of their own health and wellbeing was a key that had to be inserted back into the economic
equation of healthcare. Darrell received both his Bachelor of Science in Finance and his Master of Health
Administration from Brigham Young University. Darrell managed hospitals as the CEO, COO or CFO throughout
the country prior to creating Orriant. Darrell is one of the most used speakers to groups of CEOs around the
country on the topic of controlling healthcare costs and improving employee health.
About Naba Ahmed
Naba went to Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo and majored in Journalism and minored in Integrated Marketing
Communications. After working as Editor-in-Chief at the campus newspaper, she became interested in developing
content across multiple platforms, and now works as a Content Marketing Specialist at Aggregage, providing some of
the most interesting thought-leaders across a wide variety of industries with a space to celebrate the diversity, depth,
and experience of their professional cultures, personalities, and passions.
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5. Darrell T. Moon
Founder/CEO Orriant
Founder HealthBenefitsLab.com
"Employers Can Control Rising
Health Care Costs"
10. Employers Say They Want:
1. To attract and retain good employees
2. Healthcare to be there when people
need it
3. Healthy/productive workforce
4. To be affordable
11.
12. Manager Incentives
Base Incentives on:
-Lower Health Care Costs
-Improved Health of Workforce
Create similar incentives for fee-based benefit
consultants
13. Take a Poll
Click on the items you believe your CEO would
say they want for the money they spend on health
benefits: (Click as many as apply)
To attract and retain good employees
Healthcare to be there when people need it
Healthy/productive workforce
To spend less money on health benefits
Other __________________
14. Take a Poll
Do you personally receive any financial reward if
the health of your workforce improves?
Yes
No
15. Take a Poll
Do you personally receive any financial reward if
the cost of your healthcare benefits decrease?
Yes
No
21. Take a Poll
Would you agree that there needs to be a greater
focus on measuring and monitoring the value of
offering health benefits beyond just what is the
overall cost increase from year to year?
Yes
No
22. Take a Poll
Would you agree that there needs to be a greater
alignment between what employers want and the
incentives of the healthcare system?
Yes
No
23. Take a Poll
Would you be open to exploring with your benefits
consultant the idea of them receiving a financial
reward if the cost of your healthcare benefits
decrease and or the health of your workforce
improves? (Click just one)
Both Decrease Costs and Improved Health
Decreased Costs
Improved Health
Neither
24. Take a Poll
Would you be willing to propose to your boss that
there be incentives built into your personal
compensation if you can show improvements in
the areas where your CEO would like to see
improvements?
Yes
No
25. Keys to the Problem
1. Incentives – Wrong direction
2. Health – Lifestyle crisis in
America
3. Market –Lack of checks &
balances
28. How Employees Live Their Lives
Can/should employers influence how employees
live their lives?
29. Take a Poll
Do you agree that it is alright for employers to try
to influence how employees live their lives when it
comes to being healthy?
Yes
No
35. Level of Health Coaching
Effective
Wellness
Traditional
Wellness
36.
37.
38.
39.
40. Participatory Underwriting Strategy
No cost to the employer
Non participants pay for participants
Or, spread a portion of cost over all employees
42. Take a Poll
Did you know that the American Medical
Association approved billing codes (CPT codes)
for health coaching that started January 1st 2020?
Yes
No
43. Health and Well-Being Coaching
New Category III Codes – Trial Period
0591T Initial Assessment
0592T Follow-up sessions
0593T Group (2 or more individuals)
American Medical Association
44. Take a Poll
Would you be open to exploring the idea of
instructing your health plan or third party
administrator to activate these new health
coaching codes to pay for preventive services
through your health plan?
Yes
No
45.
46. Inclusive Coordinated Mental Health
Traditional Managed Mental Health
Versus
Population Focused Mental Health Design
- Inclusive
- Coordinated
1. Mental Health Advocacy
2. Early Intervention
3. Case Management – Coordinated Referral
4. Partner with providers
47. Results
10 x higher EAP utilization
No increase in mental healthcare costs for a decade
Coordinated provider access for prompt care
Patients received the care they needed
Spent 70% less than the national average cost of
mental illness
48. Take a Poll
Would you agree that your workforce could
benefit from a greater focus on support and early
intervention of mental health issues?
Yes
No
49. Take a Poll
Have you heard of any of these solution providers
for engaging early intervention for mental health?
-LyraHealth.com
-Ginger.io
-ResiliencePro.com
-SpringHealth.com
-Joyable.com
-AbleTo.com
Yes
No
50. Take a Poll
Have you heard of Direct Primary Care?
Yes
No
51. Preventive Primary Care
Direct Care Physician Model
Retainer Based: $50 - $150 per month
Direct Primary Care:
www.DPCare.org
www.DPCFrontier.com
www.DPCAlliance.org
Dining with your Doc
www.PeakMed.com – building DPC into the plan
ReDirectHealth.com – virtual DPC
52. Take a Poll
Have you heard of healthcare sharing programs?
Yes
No
53. Healthcare Sharing – Non-Insurance
Healthcare Sharing Programs:
Samaritan Ministries
Christian Healthcare Ministries
Christian Care Ministries (also known as Medi-Share)
Liberty HealthShare (Liberty Direct – DPC)
Altrua HealthShare
Sedera Health – non religious
Zion Health – non religious
Monthly Cost for a family:
Insurance National Average* $1,550
Liberty Direct ** $479 31% of average
*Kaiser Family Foundation (National Average Family Coverage for HSA-Qualified HDHP)
http://kff.org/health-costs/report/2018-employer-health-benefits-survey/
**Family (under 30) www.LibertyHealthShare.org/3-program-options
54. I offer my own employees
“Choice”
Defined Contribution – Insurance or Non-Insurance
Defined Contribution – Direct Primary Care
Defined Contribution – New Excepted Benefit HRA
(Smart Credit Card)
I spend 40%/year/employee less than the national
average
My costs stay the same each year
Over half of my cost goes into the employee’s pocket
as cash if they select the non-insurance option and
cash can roll over and accumulate at the end of each
year.
55. I offer my own employees
“Choice”
Defined Contribution – Can chose Insurance or Non-Insurance
Group Health Insurance Plan – Employees pay the difference (Gold
Plan) (Pre-tax)
Deductible $2K/$4K In-Network; $5K/$10K Out-of-Network
Out-of-Pocket Maximum $7.35K/$14.7K In-Network; $20K/40K Out-of-Network
Cash for Non-Insurance Health Sharing Programs – employee’s
choice (After-tax)
Most employees select Sedera $500 Initial Unshareable Amount (3x ind. & 5x
family/yr.; No Network)
Employees keep the difference
Defined Contribution – Direct Primary Care (Require an annual
preventive exam)
Employees pay or keep the difference depending on which DPC
they select
Defined Contribution – New Excepted Benefit HRA (Smart Credit
Card)
To covers employee’s portions (Copays, Deductibles, IUA’s)
After-tax cash excess all goes on a debit card
A host of other non-medical benefits (ie. Well-being
Program, Dental, Vision, Rx, Transparency tools, EAP,