Population Health Management
Improve Quality and Reduce the Cost of Care
Behavioral health insights and evidence-based interventions lead to better outcomes
Behavioral health insights and evidence-based interventions lead to better outcomes
Relias’ Care Intelligence pinpoints opportunities to reduce pharmacy costs and risks driven by opioids and psychotropics. With a foundation in Behavioral Health evidence-based practices, our tools support drug utilization review, pharmacy requirements and accreditation, and ensure mandatory reporting and compliance for measures. By combining Care Intelligence with actualized interventions, Relias creates an ongoing optimization cycle to drive down costs, improve care and reduce risks.
In a recent eight state analyses of pharmacy cost reductions, Relias solutions saved a total of $39.6 million a year in pharmacy cost for intervened patients with $851.64 in costs avoided per intervened patient per year.
Stratify your population by level of risk (high, rising and low) and then apply a tiered intervention strategy, matching the optimal intervention to those most in need.
A performance management platform closes the gap between data and care delivery by surfacing relevant insights into what is driving variation in cost and outcomes, giving your team the information they need for focused attention on the best actionable opportunities to improve care and lower costs.
By applying evidence-based interventions and filling knowledge gaps with targeted learning interventions, providers have the right set of tools and motivations to standardize their care and deliver better outcomes at lower costs.
Supported interventions improve judgement and help build the skills of those providing care.
Providers need to understand how their efforts link to organizational goals. Provider dashboards that drill-down to the provider level link activities to outcomes and identify opportunities for providers to standardize care to best practice.
Quality care is dependent on providers knowing when and how their care is contributing to variation and having timely access to evidence-based best practice and alternative treatment options, along with relevant training to fill knowledge gaps.
To make progress toward the Quadruple Aim, provider agencies must be able to determine risk patterns based on a complex combination of data. Considering behavioral health metrics alongside physical health metrics is critical.
Individuals with serious mental illness experience higher rates of co-occurring conditions and substance use disorders and are less likely to receive appropriate care. Patient registries enable better visibility into utilization and cost drivers.
Designed to meet your population health management needs.