2. Pre ven ta tive Care:
Measures taken to prevent diseases (or injuries) rather
than curing them or treating their symptoms.
Wikipedia, 2012
Preventable Care =
measures taken to
keep individuals FREE
of chronic medical
conditions
4. 65% of our
population does
NOT have a chronic
condition.
(this is fairly good news)
5. 65% of our
population does
But the 45% with a
Chronic Condition
account for roughly
NOThealthcare costs. chronic
havealla
2/3rds of
condition.
(this is fairly good news)
8. Where do we spend
preventative care
dollars?
Annual
Exams/Test
ing
At- risk
Interventions
9. Where do we spend
Corporate
Wellness
Health
Screenings
preventative care
Incentive
dollars?
Programs
Immunizations
At- risk
Interventions
Annual
Exams/Test
ing
10. We spend 2/3rds of our
healthcare dollars treating
the 45% of our
population with chronic
conditions.
11. We spend 2/3rds of our
healthcare dollars treating
An estimated
800 Billion is
spent on
the 45% of our
preventable
disease
population with chronic
conditions.
12. We spend 2/3rds of our
$49.9Billion
spent on Lung
Disease
healthcare dollars treating
www.lung.org 2010
An estimated
800 Billion is
spent on
the 45% of our preventable
disease
population with chronic
307.5 Billion
Spent on
Drugs
IMS 2011
conditions.
13. 263.8 Billion
Spent on
We spend 2/3rds of our
$49.9Billion
spent on Lung
Disease
Cancer
NIH 2010
healthcare dollars treating
www.lung.org 2010
An estimated
800 Billion is
spent on
the 45% of our
273 Billion
preventable
disease
population with chronic
307.5 Billion
Spent on Heart
Spent on
Disease
AHA 2011 Drugs
IMS 2011
conditions. $270 Billion
spent on
Obesity
CDC 2011
15. We know that
people are getting
The top 4 causes
of chronic
conditions:
sick in preventable
Alcohol, Smoking,
Poor Nutrition &
Lack of Exercise
ways.
16. But are the “sick” (those
with chronic conditions) getting
“sicker” in preventable
ways? (and therefore costing the
economy more money)
17. Lack of
But are the “sick” (those
Coordinated
Unnecessary
Care
Drugs
with chronic conditions) getting
“sicker” in preventable
ways? (and therefore costing the
economy more money)
18. Lack of
But are the “sick” (those
Drugs Coordinated
Care
with chronic conditions) getting
“sicker” in preventable
Poor (or No) Diet
and Exercise
Focus on
treating
ways? (and therefore costing the
Recommendations symptoms vs
treating basic
health needs
economy more money)
19. When diagnosed with
a chronic condition,
the focus is on treating
the symptoms rather
than the cause.
20. When diagnosed with
a chronic condition,
Remember the Top 4
the focus is on treating
causes of chronic
conditions: Alcohol,
Smoking, Poor Nutrition
the symptoms rather
& Lack of Exercise
than the cause.
21. But what if we
constantly focused on
preventing and
improving just like we
do with the “disease
free” ( preventative care)??
22. Can we improve and
even prevent further
unnecessary care by
continuously
addressing the causes
(aka, the usual suspects: diet, exercise
and behavior) ??
23. Can we improve and
even prevent further
Can we treat the basics:
unnecessary care by
Sleep, Water Intake,
Exercise, Nutrition &
Mental Wellness and
continuously
reduce the cost of care
of individuals with
addressing the causes
chronic conditions?
(aka, the usual suspects: diet, exercise
and behavior) ??
24. Diet &
What if Exercise became
n
ri p t i o
Presc
a •Diet e
•exerc
is
rather than
a recommendation??
25. We believe every single individual –
The Chronic
Healthy At Risk Conditions
“sick” or “disease free”
can benefit by
continuously focusing
on the basics.
26. It doesn’t matter WHO you are or WHAT your
diagnosis is, 100% of the population can and will
benefit by continuously improving basic health –
preventing unnecessary treatment tomorrow.
Water Mental
Sleep Eat Well Move Wellness
Intake
27. We believe preventative care is about
constantly monitoring and promoting the
basics. It is not a recommendation, it is a
prescription for health.
Water Mental
Sleep Eat Well Move Wellness
Intake
28. Pre ven ta tive Care: Redefined
Measures taken to prevent diseases (or injuries) AND to
prevent further complications associated with the
diagnosis of diseases. Rather than a focus on maintaining
and sustaining one’s current state (or symptoms), the
focus is on constantly improving.
VidaPost, 2012
A measure to reduce
costs and improve
care of 100% of the
population