Medical Supply Program


Conversio Health supports good medication adherence.

Our Services Include:


Urologic, Ostomy & Wound Care

Urologic, Ostomy & Wound Care

  • Urinary Catheters
  • Incontinence Supplies
  • Ostomy Supplies
  • Wound care Supplies
  • Home Health Care Coordination

Respiratory

Respiratory

  • Nebulizers and Related Supplies
  • Clinical Pharmacist Consultations
  • Education Materials and counseling
  • Follow-up calls for supply usage/compliance/fit

How the Program Works

  1. Health Plan pharmacy and medical claims data are mined by Conversio Health to determine the population most likely to benefit from the program
    • - Members are stratified based upon proprietary algorithms, identifying those most at risk of repeat hospitalizations
    • - Particular emphasis is placed upon those members with one or more co-morbidities
  2. Once the target population has been identified, Conversio Health works with the partner Health Plan to educate members and providers about the program
  3. Conversio Health contacts members via phone and letter inviting them to participate in the program
  4. During the initial patient phone call additional clinical information is gathered regarding the patient's condition as well as an understanding regarding any financial or medical barriers to a prescribed treatment regimen
  5. Fulfillment of supply needs are coordinated to prevent home health duplication of service
  6. The Complex Care Coordinators then contact the patient's physician to develop a Treatment Plan outlining the most appropriate medical supplies and/or testing regimens for the patient based upon their disease state(s) and specific supply needs
  7. The patient is provided education regarding the medical supplies utilized for their disease state(s), the physician's directions, as well as the proper use of the medical supplies and equipment, if applicable
  8. Patients are continuously monitored with the frequency of contact dictated by the initial risk assessment and following changes in chronic disease status