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Economic Benefits of Integration Increased Productive Capacity Estimate of revenue ceiling of a health care system is closely tied to productive capacity of medical providers Current capacity is shackled due to frequent management of behavioral health conditions (50% of medical practice time directed toward BH conditions) Integrated behavioral health “leverages” BH patients out of PCP practice schedules PCP’s are freed to see medical patients with higher RVU conditions 10
Economic Benefits of Integration Medical cost savings Meta-analysis: 57 controlled studies show a net 27% cost savings (Chiles et. al., 1999) 40% savings in Medicaid patients receiving targeted treatment (Cummings & Pallak, 1990) In older populations, up to 70% savings in inpatient costs (Mumford et. al., 1984) 20-30% overall cost savings is the average for studies reviewed (Strosahl & Sobel, 1996) 11
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Page 15 and 16: The Continuum of Integration Model
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