08.12.2016, 17:17
Building healthier communities through integrated data
OREANDA-NEWS Health is determined 20 percent by genetics, 20 percent by health care and 60 percent by social, behavioral, and environmental factors.1
In New Jersey, 1 percent of the Medicaid spending distribution account for 28 percent of total statewide Medicaid spending and those in the top 10 percent account for approximately 75 percent of statewide spending.
Nationally, 1 percent of the population accounted for 20 percent of U.S. health care spending (total, not just Medicaid) in 2013. Five percent of the population accounted for 50 percent.
The U.S. spends $0.90 on social services for every dollar it spends on health care, but countries with better health outcomes spend almost $2 on social services for every dollar spent on health care.
In Camden, New Jersey, 13 percent of the population accounts for 80 percent of the city’s health care costs.
Camden Coalition’s health care “hotspotting” technique uses data to discover high utilizers (with complex, chronic conditions), understand the problem, dedicate resources and design effective interventions.
About the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers
The Camden Coalition is a non-profit organization based in Camden, New Jersey. The Camden Coalition innovates and tests health care delivery models to improve patient outcomes and reduce the cost of their care using data driven, human-centered practices. For more than a decade, the Camden Coalition has used data as the foundation for building and testing health care delivery models that give equal weight to the social, behavioral and medical underpinnings of health and well-being.
The Coalition launched the Camden ARISE initiative in 2015 to supplement health care data from three hospital systems in Camden, NJ, with information from other human service domains, such as the Camden County Police Department, Camden City School District, Camden County Department of Corrections, South Jersey Perinatal Cooperative and two additional hospitals in South Jersey. These data form the bedrock of various innovative collaborations. Learn more about Camden Coalition.
In New Jersey, 1 percent of the Medicaid spending distribution account for 28 percent of total statewide Medicaid spending and those in the top 10 percent account for approximately 75 percent of statewide spending.
Nationally, 1 percent of the population accounted for 20 percent of U.S. health care spending (total, not just Medicaid) in 2013. Five percent of the population accounted for 50 percent.
The U.S. spends $0.90 on social services for every dollar it spends on health care, but countries with better health outcomes spend almost $2 on social services for every dollar spent on health care.
In Camden, New Jersey, 13 percent of the population accounts for 80 percent of the city’s health care costs.
Camden Coalition’s health care “hotspotting” technique uses data to discover high utilizers (with complex, chronic conditions), understand the problem, dedicate resources and design effective interventions.
About the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers
The Camden Coalition is a non-profit organization based in Camden, New Jersey. The Camden Coalition innovates and tests health care delivery models to improve patient outcomes and reduce the cost of their care using data driven, human-centered practices. For more than a decade, the Camden Coalition has used data as the foundation for building and testing health care delivery models that give equal weight to the social, behavioral and medical underpinnings of health and well-being.
The Coalition launched the Camden ARISE initiative in 2015 to supplement health care data from three hospital systems in Camden, NJ, with information from other human service domains, such as the Camden County Police Department, Camden City School District, Camden County Department of Corrections, South Jersey Perinatal Cooperative and two additional hospitals in South Jersey. These data form the bedrock of various innovative collaborations. Learn more about Camden Coalition.
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