2021年7月26日

國歌CEO分解myNEXUS收購,吹捧的家庭護理功能國歌Inc . (NYSE: ANTM)繼續兜售其定位在家庭護理。Indianapolis-based保險公司獲得myNEXUS——一個召集人管理家庭照顧納稅人——今年早些時候。國歌的重點是如何收購提高其整體網絡之後,反映了其家庭的承諾。“我們封閉在收購myNEXUS在第二季度,推進我們的戰略發展和深化國歌在醫療保險的功能優勢,”Gail博,國歌的首席執行官說,上周該公司第二季度財報電話會議。廣告結束,布倫特伍德市myNEXUS tech-enabled組織,優化家庭健康了二百萬醫療保險優勢(MA)成員在20個州。接近一半的成員已經一個國歌網絡的一部分,據該公司。“MyNEXUS改善結果通過促進及時、個性化的照顧我們的成員在舒適的家園,導致改善保健和減少住院的連續性,發生率以及ER訪問,”博說。“除了支持未來的增長在醫療保險優勢,myNEXUS進一步多元化業務集團的策略來實現其風險合同,家庭護理的擴張。“國歌季度的營業收入為333億美元,較上年同期增加14.1%它帶來了2020年第二季度的292億美元。廣告其醫療登記也同比增長了190萬人的生命,4430萬人,增長了4.4%。“這個對我們戰略的一部分,”博說。 “Going to the home, virtual and value-based care — those are all of those are critical elements of our cost-of-care strategy. And so having a strong in-home offering, I think, is a really important part, particularly for the senior population.” Anthem’s in-home strategy is not new. In fact, the insurer has been invested in home-based care capabilities for some time. In 2018, it acquired the community-based palliative care provider Aspire Health. It has also formed relationships with innovative at-home care organizations such as the senior companionship company Papa and the home-based primary care provider Heal. Anthem — and a number of its affiliated health plans — additionally was an early adopter of the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) home-based care-related supplemental benefits for MA plans. And as it continues to expand home-based care offerings to its members, it’s also trying to gain easier access to the home through virtual offerings. “We’re starting with, really, our deep data insights, and we’re connecting that with our care provider network, trying to give them the best information across every point in time,” Boudreaux said. “And then we’re using that to enable our value-based care providers, … and virtual is a component of it. And not only virtual, but also at-home care. They all come together.” Especially over the last year, Anthem has done significant outreach to its members to make sure their non-medical-related needs aren’t going by the wayside. A major part of that has been enacting those virtual and at-home visits. “We’re really meeting members where they are and how they feel most comfortable engaging with their care providers,” Felicia Norwood, Anthem’s EVP of government business, said on the earnings call. “Based on our analytics, we feel very good about where we are, and believe that we are on track to help our members’ health risks reflected in our 2020 payments at levels that are similar to 2019.” Share