Indianapolis, IN
Regional Roll-Out (RRO) Leader/Lead Organization Information
Name: Indiana Employers Quality Health Alliance Link: www.qualityhealthalliance.org Description: The Indiana Employers Quality Health Alliance is an employer-driven membership organization committed to creating a quality focused Central Indiana health care system which will provide nationally competitive quality care, cost efficiency and customer service through partner health care providers.
Contact: E. H. Lamkin, Jr., MD, FACP Title: President, Indiana Employers Quality Health Alliance Address: 4145 Washington Blvd., Ste 300; Indianapolis, IN 46205-2616 Phone: (317) 283-4508 Fax: (317) 283-4508 Email: nlamkin@sbcglobal.net
Contact: Keith A. Reissaus Title: Vice President, Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana, Inc. Address: 1635 W. Michigan Street; Indianapolis, IN 46222 Phone: (317) 524-4223 Fax: (317) 524-4398 Email: kreissaus@goodwillindy.org
Why did your organization decide to apply to become a Leapfrog Regional Roll-Out leader?
The Leapfrog Group’s objectives and approach align with our organization’s guiding principles. These principles include 1. improving the quality and value in health care services, 2. working collaboratively with providers, and 3. using effective data to monitor quality and value to enhance member decision making.
Regional Roll-Out Market Information
Geographic coverage: Central Indiana, primarily Indianapolis
Population: 1.5 million
Employer characteristics:
Number of employer/coalition lives in RRO area: 550,000
List of area’s largest employers (by employee size):
1 U.S. Government 36,279 2 State of Indiana 35,335 3 Eli Lilly and Co. 17,000 4 Indiana University 16,497 5 Purdue University 13,610 6 St.Vincent Health 11,605 7 General Motors Corp. 10,442 8 Marsh Supermarkets Inc. 9,540 9 Clarian Health Partners 7,503 10 Delphi Corp. 7,035 11 City of Indianapolis/Marion County 6,991 12 Community Health Network 6,740 13 Indianapolis Public Schools 6,000 14 Visteon Corp. 5,800 15 Ispat Inland Inc. 5,700 16 SBC Indiana 5,500 17 FedEx Corp. 5,200 17 Kimball International Inc. 5,200 19 Cummins Inc. 4,740 20 Rolls-Royce Corp. 4,200 21 Fort Wayne Community Schools 4,172 22 Bank One/Chase (3) 3,890 23 Anthem Inc. 3,599 24 NiSource Inc. 3,188 25 Wishard Health Services 3,141
Hospital characteristics:
There are 27 targeted hospitals for the 2006 Survey: CLARIAN HEALTH-INDIANA UNIVERSTIY HOSPITAL CLARIAN HEALTH-METHODIST HOSPITAL CLARIAN HEALTH-RILEY HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN CLARIAN NORTH MEDICAL CENTER CLARIAN WEST MEDICAL CENTER COMMUNITY HOSPITAL EAST COMMUNITY HOSPITAL NORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL SOUTH HANCOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL & HEALTH HEART CENTER OF INDIANA,LLC HENDRICKS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL INDIANA HEART HOSPITAL,THE INDIANA ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL JOHNSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MAJOR HOSPITAL MORGAN HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL & HEALTH CENTERS ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL & HEALTH CENTERS ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CENTERS ST VINCENT INDIANAPOLIS HOSPITAL ST VINCENT WOMEN'S HOSPITAL ST. VINCENT CARMEL HOSPITAL ST. VINCENT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL WESTVIEW HOSPITAL WILLIAM N WISHARD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WITHAM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Insurer characteristics:
Local health plans and % of the market share for HMO/PPO products:
Total HMO/PPO covered lives in Indiana = 5,878,852 Athem/Wellpoint (headquarters) 24.9% The Healthcare Group 13.1% Sagamore Health Network 10.2% Corvel Corp. 8.5% Individual Care Management, Inc. 7.6% Indiana Health Network 5.4% United Healthcare 5.0% Private Health Care Systems (PHCS) 3.9% Beech Street Corp. Inc. 3.4% Cigna Healthcare of Indiana 2.6% Deaconess Health Plans 2.5% Select Health Network 2.1% Community Health Alliance 1.9% Medpartners 1.3% Cardinal Health Alliance LLC 1.2% Advantage Health Solutions Inc. 1.1% Physicians Health Plan of Northern Indiana Inc. 1.1% Arnett Health Plans 1.0% Humana Inc. <1% St Francis Health Network Inc. <1% The Chandler Group <1% Harmony Health Plan of Indiana <1% Welborn Health Plans <1%
State/Local government activities:
Governor Daniel’s Executive Order requiring hospital medical error reporting to the State Department of Health for public access.—Jan. 2005
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