Prestigious American Journal of Managed Care Publishes Landmark Ontrak Treatment Effect Study
Ontrak, Inc. (NASDAQ: OTRK) announced the publication of its Treatment Effect Study in the American Journal of Managed Care. The study reports a significant $485 PMPM savings over 24 months, mainly from a 66% reduction in inpatient visits among 900 members enrolled in the Ontrak WholeHealth+ program. Key findings include sustained savings, increased office visits, and a push toward integrating behavioral health interventions in the healthcare system to support value-based care. These results validate Ontrak's approach to improving healthcare outcomes.
- Reported $485 PMPM savings over 24 months.
- 66% reduction in inpatient interactions.
- Sustained savings indicating program durability.
- Increased office visits and behavioral health service utilization.
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The independent peer-reviewed journal published the
Ontrak findings that “care coaching and behavioral health provider referral programs produce long-term savings, reductions in avoidable utilization, and increases in targeted services to treat behavioral health conditions.” -
The Treatment Effect Study indicates a
per member per month (PMPM) savings over a 24-month period, driven principally by a$485 66% reduction in inpatient interactions. The study covered 900 eligible members and compared to an equivalently matched control group who were not enrolled in the Ontrak WholeHealth+ program.
The published report was written by data analysts
As noted in the published study:
“A care coaching intervention that offers behavioral health (BH) provider referrals produced significant long-term savings, reductions in avoidable inpatient utilization, and increases in office visits and targeted services to treat BH conditions.
- All-cause medical savings were driven by reductions in inpatient cost and utilization. Conversely, there were increases in all-cause office visits and BH-attributable costs.
- Savings were sustained throughout the 24-month post index time period, indicating the durability of the program.
These results provide support for a shift toward clinical integration of BH interventions to achieve long-term savings, which is crucial as the US health care system moves toward value-based care with an increased focus on BH interventions.”
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