we coordinate er care, subspecialty, we direct ourselves. we are available 24/7 as most of the programs have to have a 24/7 availability. the next six bullets are just all the things you can do at home. what is really possible? the hospital really is only for intensive care, surgery, procedures, complex-level of things, you do almost everything at home from radiology to blood draws, equipment, iv, therapy, iv fluids. as long as you coordinate services you can have dramatic reduce in cost. restored her faith in the system and gave them encouragement support every day and the good days and hours she are as a result of passion and commitment of those who create it had program and she gave us permission to give this quote. va study, 12% lower costs, the study of our program in 2014 showed similar mortality but 17% reduction and the independents at home, 20% per capita cost reduction, a thousand dollars per patient month. close to $12,000 per patient year. nine of the 17 programs were paid savings, then year 1, 25 million were saved in about 12 m

care, subspecialty. we direct hospital care so we can manage the discharge to home. we're available 24/7, as are all of the programs have to have a 24/7 availability. we manage rehab, hospice. the next six are the things you can do at home. what is possible? the hospital really is only for intensive care, surgery, procedures, complex level of things. you can do almost everything else at home. from radiology to blood draws to ekgs to echos to equipment to i.v. as long as you coordinate, you can have a dramatic reduction in costs. this is a quote from sylvia, the daughter of the patient, about how the program saved her mom's life. it restored her faith in the system. the good days, hours and moments she has are a result of the passion and commitment of those who created the program. she gave us permission to give this quote. i will close with some of the results. this is the v.a. study that came out in 2014. the highest rated program in the v.a., 12% lower costs. a study of our program showed similar mortality, high mortality of both controls and cases, but a 17% reduc

. >> i foe we see the numbersbrena medical procedures why are they >> listen,ftenis a subspecialty ofy infertility doctors and when you go into the lab there are not that many embryolojists. that adds up. for comparison if you have a hip surgery and paid out of pocket you could pay 35 to 55,000 for that. >> rebecca, areternatives for c? >> i think this is what is so important for couples to know about. there are resources beyond just crowdfunding. those infertility treatments, you should talk to your doctor, doctors like dr. jennifer asht, if you're in the military, if you're a teacher or >> i did not e of the programs. a phenomenal program. 000 bringing you to eresting.0, about $35,000 per cycle. if you need to have a uterine surrogate which is legal in this country add another 65,000. that could bring you up to $100,000 per cycle per pregnancy, per baby, that adds up. >> for those of us who have kids you know the costs don't end at pregnancy. >> exactly. they only go up from there. unfortunately, and right now 18 costs about $2 tohousto all severe weather blowing through at this hou

medical services and social services and subspecialty and transportation. the goal is enhanced for health and dignity. bring peace of mind. the independence at home model based on systems across the country allows the teams to be scaleable. the independence at home allows it to be scaleable. this is very strict criteria for eligible patients. you have to be frail, disabled and had high cost in the past year. there is a high bar for the program. you need to have all the researchers in place to take care of the complex patients. you only receive savings only after you achieved 5% reduction in medicare costs. until you have greater than 5% reduction. providers would get 80 percent per of savings beyond that first 5% if they mead all six quality metrics. the orange at the top on the left is the number of beneficiaries, but they expend nearly 50% and similar to the commercial payers. we will talk about a patient who had liver and heard failure. she had six admissions. the daughter moved her mom to a d.c. zip code to gain gree. for the last years, she received ov

this is often covered by insurance but we have to remember this is a subspecialty of og/gyn. not that many infertility doctors and when you go into the lab there are not that many e embryolojists. that adds up. for comparison if you have a hip surgery and paid out of pocket you could pay 35 to 55,000 for that. >> rebecca, are there alternatives for couples? >> i think this is what is so important for couples to know about. there are resources beyond just crowdfunding. those infertility treatments, you should talk to your doctor, doctors like dr. jennifer ashton, there are provider discounts. if you're in the military, if you're a teacher or firefighter, pharmaceutical companies even offer discounts for some of their treepts and refunds and there are grant programs out there for those who are really in need who want to have a child. >> i did not that. >> baby quest is one of the programs. a phenomenal program. >> that's really interesting. dr. ashton how does ivf compare to other methods of trying to become pregnant? that's important. it's all under the category of assisted re

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