Financial Outcomes

welcome to financial outcomes! this is where you can view financial return on investment for your worked care gaps there are two financial outcomes sections! pre/post intervention financial outcomes view the change before and after your clinical intervention using the pre/post financial outcomes tab general financial trends view general financial trends on a selected population use this section if you want to see how a working your care gaps has changed the financial outcomes of your selected population to get started on this page select a population rule selecting a rule will include all patients that had a care gap generated from that rule and provide their financial outcomes before and after the date that the care gap generated plan selecting a plan will include all patients that have been included in that plan the plan start date will be the one that was selected for the population or the one that was selected for each patient (see "my population" for further information on creating a plan) select the time period months for pmpm select the number of months of data you would like to include for the pmpm calculation once all selections have been made, click on apply filters description of tables and graphs table/graph description tips for use pharmacy pre/post plan pulls all pharmacy spend from the specified number of months before and after the intervention/plan start date and shows the cumulative pharmacy spend of the patients in this cohort this cumulative spend changes depending on the number of months entered in "months for pmpm" medical pre/post plan pulls all medical spend from the specified number of months before and after the intervention/plan start date and shows the cumulative medical spend of the patients in this cohort this cumulative spend changes depending on the number of months entered in "months for pmpm" pmpm (total patients in plan) calculates and shows the pharmacy and medical pre/post pmpm based on the total number of patients in the plan and the selected number of months shows the change in spend before and after the plan/intervention for patients included in this analysis pmpm (total covered lives) calculates and shows the pharmacy and medical pre/post pmpm based on the total covered lives in the health plan and the selected number of months shows a true pmpm calculation and the impact of spend on all covered lives average pharmacy spend by demographic shows calculated average pharmacy spend for each demographic cohort before and after the intervention/plan start the average spend is calculated using spend data from the specified number of months entered in "months for pmpm" average medical spend by demographic shows calculated average medical spend for each demographic cohort before and after the intervention/plan start the average spend is calculated using spend data from the specified number of months entered in "months for pmpm" use this section to select a tag/patient cohort and view financial trends on patients within the tag select a population tag select a tag that you would like to view financial trends on select the time period date range select a start and end date that you would like spend data pulled on the selected population once all selections have been made, click on apply filter description of tables, graphs, and visuals table/graph/visual description tips for use current patients on tag shows the number of patients included in the selected tag for analysis pharmacy total spend shows total pharmacy spend and average spend per patient in the tag within the date range selected adjusting the date range will change your results medical total spend shows total medical spend and average spend per patient in the tag within the date range selected adjusting the date range will change your results total spend show total spend and average spend per patient in the tag within the date range selected adjusting the date range will change your results average spend by demographic shows average spend in pharmacy, medical, and total, based on each demographic group remember, this is showing an average, not a sum