Value

What is value? It depends on who you ask. If you answer from the perspective of someone responsible for the health and productivity of a population, you care about the big picture. You look at metrics and trends. You measure value in terms of cost containment, health risks and clinical outcomes, utilization and productivity.

But if you answer as an individual – a mother or father, husband or wife, son or daughter – your picture of value is entirely different. Value is having someone to talk to about managing your diabetes. It’s getting a good night’s sleep, confident that your 9-year-old won’t wake up wheezing in throws of an asthma attack. It’s finding reliable daycare. It’s having the energy to go for a walk with your granddaughter.

At Nurtur, we understand that value means different things to different people. That’s why we allow you to define it based on what matters most to you.

What’s your value mix?

Productivity

• Validated productivity tool
• Estimated savings attributed to reduction in missed day from work and school
• Client-specific human resource attendance data
• Client industry-specific metrics
• Member satisfaction
• Client satisfaction
• Physician satisfaction

Utilization

• Biometric screening results
• Participant reported outcomes
• Claims-based rates comparison
  
- prescriptions, influenza vaccinations, annual exams, disease-specific
  testing such as HbA1c
• Support HEDIS metrics
• Claims-based rate comparison
  
- disease-related ER visits and admissions, all-cause ER visits and
  admissions, visits to physician’s office

Risk Reduction

• Validated Predictive Cost
  - Case mix by risk stratification: High, Med, Low
  - Risk at baseline vs. subsequent risk