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  • Readmission avoidance is a priority for healthcare payers, but traditional interventions are often resource-intensive and unsustainable.
  • National payers can leverage data to identify high-risk members for targeted interventions.
  • Educational interventions aim to modify health behaviors and reduce readmissions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To examine the impact of an informatics-driven, multichannel educational messaging campaign on acute inpatient readmissions and emergency department (ED) visits.
  • To assess the effectiveness of tailored behavior change techniques delivered via low-intensity outreach.
  • To evaluate outcomes among Medicare Advantage members of a large national payer.

Main Methods:

  • A quality improvement initiative implemented an evidence-based outreach campaign using human-centered design and behavior change principles.
  • Members (N=368,393) were identified using utilization management data and assigned to standard or enhanced messaging groups.
  • The enhanced group received educational interventions via multiple low-intensity channels (text, email, direct mail) in addition to standard outreach.

Main Results:

  • Enhanced outreach significantly reduced 30-day acute inpatient readmissions (-4.1%) and ED visits (-3.4%) compared to standard outreach (P<.001).
  • These benefits persisted at 90 days, with fewer readmissions (-5.4%) and ED visits (-3.8%) in the enhanced group (P<.001).
  • Statistically significant reductions were observed in both readmissions and ED visits for the enhanced outreach group.

Conclusions:

  • Low-intensity, multichannel educational interventions effectively reduce avoidable 30- and 90-day inpatient readmissions and ED visits.
  • This strategy is particularly effective for recently discharged Medicare Advantage members, primarily those over 65.
  • Behavior change techniques deployed through scalable outreach can improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare utilization.