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Solutions for Success

At Benevolence Health, our journey is marked not only by the services we offer but also by the transformative impact we have on the lives we touch.  These narratives go beyond statistics and testimonials; they embody the very essence of our mission. Each success story is a testament to the power of compassionate care, strategic guidance, and the collective efforts of our team and partners.  Below are some examples of the work we’ve done - take a look, and get in touch to learn more.

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VBC Readiness Assessment

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  • Conducted organizational maturity assessment to identify risks and opportunities before developing a value-based care operational roadmap. 

  • Maturity assessment insights identified opportunities around clinical staffing, provider compensation, data, and analytics as well as perceptions about the model transformation journey; leveraged for multi-year operational plan.

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Care Management Model
  • Identified Care Management (Care Coordination, Complex Care, Pharmacy, Social Work, CHW, and Medical Director Oversight) models of care and program infrastructure needed to enable success in payer-delegated partnerships with accreditation. 

 

Achieved a 5% reduction in avoidable ED Utilization.

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Launch CIN 
  • Launch and scale of CIN; Identification of key service line needs, staffing, practice recruitment, and retention. 

  • Identified strategic projects, including affordability analyses around ACO medical and pharmacy expenses, site of service, regulated care, and defining the current and future scope of work for transformation across health system and community partners.

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Achieved $8M+ in shared savings with start-up for government and commercial payer value-based agreements.

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VBC Program Performance Improvement

Leveraged comprehensive claims data to identify opportunities and population health program designs:

  • Reduction in ED, Acute Care, and Home Health Utilization

  • Improvement in Risk Scores, PCP Visits, HTN/DM controlled within 18 months of model launch. 

  • Improved quality program performance (10% -30% above base measure performance); + 75% of measure portfolio above national averages within 12 months of quality program initiation via governance, consistent methodology, and improved communication/ provider engagement

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​Attainment of perfect 100/100 quality score for Medicare ACO for 55k covered lives.

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