The success of Triad HealthCare Network’s pilot program will be determined by performance indicators such as reduced costs of care and increased rates of medication adherence. Insights generated from PMAS, along with refill histories and pharmacy claims data, will assist healthcare providers and insurers to design a streamlined approach in caring for large, at-risk populations enrolled in the Medicare Advantage Part D health plans.

Philips Population Health Management
PMAS is part of Philips’ Population Health Management portfolio, which aims to achieve the quadruple aim of healthcare – better clinical outcome, lower cost, improved patient and staff satisfaction – via integrated solutions that include analytics, remote patient management and virtual care programs, and connected devices to help provide high quality care and manage cost and utilization while improving outcomes and revenue. For more information on Philips full suite of integrated solutions, visit booth #3812 at the 2018 Annual HIMSS Conference & Exhibition taking place March 4-9 at the Sands Expo in Las Vegas, NV. For updates on Philips presence at HIMSS, follow @PhilipsLiveFrom and visit www.philips.com/himss.


[1] The project described is supported by an Innovation Investment Award from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Health Policy Commission (HPC). The contents of this release are the sole responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the HPC.
[2] New England Health Care Institute (NEHI), 2009.
[3] National Council on Patient Information and Education. Accelerating Progress in Prescription Medicine Adherence: The Adherence Action Agenda. A National Action Plan to Address America’s “Other Drug Problem.” October 2013. http://bemedicinesmart.org

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