Aetna, ProHealth form care coordination pact
Hartford health insurer Aetna will supply Farmington’s ProHealth Physicians with health management and information technology tools, under a new partnership announced Monday that aims improve care coordination of about 30,000 Medicare patients in Connecticut.
Under the collaboration, ProHealth patients who need care and support for chronic health issues will be identified through collaborative care management and sophisticated analytics tools provided by Aetna’s technology arm Healthagen.
Once chronic care patients are identified, care management technology, care managers, clinical staff and providers will form a care team to help those patients prevent avoidable health issues, and try to effectively manage and minimize the progression of chronic disease.
The collaboration will support ProHealth’s participation in the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) and ProHealth’s agreements with its commercial managed care partners and plan sponsors.
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