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Creating Value for Health
IFA 2012 Global Conference on Aging
Dr. John Tarrant118 Old Lafayette AveLexington, Kentucky 40502 [email protected]
Video Remote Monitoring to Promote Better Health and Security
Projected Cost of Chronic Diseases
By 2030 the Global cost of treating the 5 most common chronic diseases will surpass 47 trillion dollars
That will be 75% of the predicted GDP in 2030
Reported by the World Economic Forum and the Harvard School of Public Health, September 2011
Four Primary Types of Home Monitoring
TelephoneFollow up on past procedure
Video ConnectivityBehavior health
Remote MonitoringEarly stages of a chronic condition
Video-Remote MonitoringDetailed monitoring of poorly controlled chronic condition or multiple chronic conditions
The Benefits of Video Remote Home Monitoring
integration of external services:meals on wheelsadult educationappointment scheduling
connecting with family members
social interaction
data collection: Health vital stats
video communication
Intergration of Health Care Services
Hospitals
Community
Services
Home
Monitoring
Relatives
Doctor
Elder
Success is a factor of Simplicity
Client Prospective:Non-threatening technologyEasy to useNon-intrusive
Clinicians Prospective:Availability of health vital statsTrend trackingEasy to use
Impact of Video-Remote Monitoring on Chronic Disease ManagementCHF CHF Diabetes Diabetes COPD COPD Wound Wound Ref
Hosp ER Hosp ER Hosp ER Hosp ER
38% 49% 75% 83% 51% 66% 1
73% 67% 2
63% 3
60% 4
58% 5
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Remote Telemonitoring for Ambulatory Patients with Heart Failure: Effects on Number of Hospitalizations, Days in Hospital, and Quality of Life, CARME study
Impact of Video-Remote Monitoring on Chronic Care Management
Decrease in Hospitalizations 60%
Decrease in Emergency Room Visits 66%
Decrease in Hospital length of Stay 3-4 days
Avoidable Nursing Home Admissions 67%
Return on Investment for Video-Remote Monitoring
Individuals with 5 or more Chronic Conditions managed with care coordination and video-remote monitoring:
$1,400.00 per Individual per month savings on decrease hospitalization and ER visits
$600.00 per individual per month program cost
$800.00 per individual per month net savings
All values are represented in US dollars