A recent study in the American Journal of Managed Care (AJMC) highlights Wellth’s partnership with Arizona Complete Health, a Centene plan, demonstrating significant results in improving outcomes for Medicaid members.

The healthcare system is broken. While providers & payers have been working intensely on the Triple Aim in healthcare for decades, frustration is everywhere at how little the needle has moved. The solution to truly improve the health of populations - and the quality outcomes of the system, as measured by Star Ratings - is by addressing individual behaviors at scale. Wellth Northstar™ gives individuals the tools to take daily action consistently over time.

Learn how behavioral science helps health plans engage with their members, drive better outcomes, and reach their untapped Star Ratings potential.

Improving member health and promoting health equity are often top priorities for health plans to meet their care, quality, and cost goals. Learn how one Louisiana-based Medicare Advantage & DSNP plan leveraged behavioral science and sophisticated machine learning AI to support their members in developing long-term healthy habits, breaking down barriers to care, and addressing SDOH factors.

Diabetes brings significant costs in both the direct treatment of diabetes and in treating the comorbid physical and behavioral health conditions that frequently accompany it. This ebook shares how to leverage digital health solutions to improve outcomes for Type 1, Type 2 and Gestational Diabetes.

Chronic care management is notorious for being pricey, but with the right programs, supporting members with chronic conditions can be affordable and effective. Learn how one Arizona health plan serving Medicaid and Medicare-Advantage enrolled members reduced cost of care while improving health outcomes in this case study.

CMS quality and patient engagement metrics measure how health plans are keeping members healthy—and happy. This ebook shares how digital health platforms can help plans improve member health, achieve high member satisfaction rates, and even give back to members through meaningful incentives.

Getting patients to engage in prescribed regimens can present unique challenges—especially for patients in remote communities. EPIC utilized behavioral-economics based incentives to engage members—in adherence and other programs—ultimately achieving 94% adherence and a 42% decrease in acute care. Read the case study.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S., accounting for 1 in 4 deaths. Despite its prevalence, studies from the AHA show that 80 percent of cardiovascular disease cases are preventable. Learn how digital health solutions increase med adherence, reduce readmissions 45%, and improve health outcomes in this eBook.

Creating positive health behavior change in members with chronic conditions gets easier with behavioral economics and carefully-structured financial incentives. Learn how digital health can create long-term habit formation and better health outcomes in vulnerable populations in this downloadable ebook.

Staten Island PPS created a program for the highest-risk portion of the diabetes population to implement evidence-based disease management practices for reducing preventable ER visits and hospitalizations that result from diabetes complications. It worked—reducing ED utilization 92% and improving adherence. Read the study.

Nonadherence to aspirin regimens is a significant contributor to subsequent cardiovascular readmissions and death. This Randomized Controlled Trial shows how Wellth improved adherence after hospitalization from cardiovascular events—reducing hospitalization risk 45% compared to control groups. Read the study.

Services for the UnderServed (S:US) used Wellth to support underprivileged New Yorkers with comorbid mental and physical comorbid conditions as well. Average daily adherence reached 91%, resulting in significant clinical improvement over members not enrolled in the Wellth program. Read the study.

Diabetes medications are proven to lower A1c, but only if taken as prescribed. In this case study, participants with high health risks—more than half of which were enrolled in government insurance—improved adherence, increasing PDC 86% for the program and maintaining high adherences post-incentives. Read the study.

Trenton Health Team connects two local healthcare resources with the Department of Health and Human Services. Using Wellth, the organization leveraged behavioral economics to improve medication adherence for their patients with CHF/COPD. The population achieved an average 92% daily adherence rate. Read the case study.

Achieving care plan adherence while managing a behavioral health condition is challenging. Coordinated Behavioral Care had many members with comorbid physical and behavioral diagnoses that made the road to recovery difficult. Learn how their program achieved 96.5% average adherence to appointments in this case study.

AdventHealth DeLand shows that recognizing how people make decisions—and using that understanding to form new habits—leads to unprecedented adherence success. Its CHF program reduced hospitalization 57%, as well as readmissions, while maintaining high satisfaction scores and saving roughly $180K in penalties. Read the study.