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Study Reports Potential Breakthrough in Battle to Improve Health and Lower Costs

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• A research paper written by a group of noted researchers, physicians and population health experts, and published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Medical Internet Research, reports on a five-year study that confirms the MedEncentive Mutual Accountability and Information Therapy (MAIT) Program ability to improve health and lower costs.

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State of Oklahoma Large-scale Controlled Trial

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• Analysis of the State of Oklahoma’s HealthChoice‐Mutual Accountability Program Pilot Project’s First‐Year Results, Jeff Greene (critique of Aon Hewitt report in consultation with the Validation Institute)- November, 2015

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Initial Studies

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• Celebrating Five Years of Success: Examining a solution for controlling health care costs using financial incentives to invoke doctor‐patient mutual accountability, Greene J- November, 2009

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• Pay-for-Performance Success Using Doctor-Patient Interactive Rewards, Greene J- September, 2006

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University of Kansas School of Medicine Studies

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• MedEncentive: An Independent Evaluation of a Cost Containment/Information Therapy Tool, Amy Chesser, PhD, Michigan Purchasers Health Alliance, Ann Arbor, MI- September, 2011
   

• University of Kansas School of Medicine Studies of MedEncentive, Douglas Bradham, DrPH, et al, Care Continuum Alliance Forum 11, San Francisco, CA- September, 2011
   

• Prescribing Information Therapy: Opportunity for Improved Physician-Patient Communication and Patient Health Literacy, Amy K. Chesser et al, Journal of Primary Care & Community Health- August, 2011
   

• Does MedEncentive work?, Davis A et al, North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Conference, Seattle, WA- November, 2010
   

• Preliminary Benefits of Information Therapy, Keene N et al, Journal of Primary Care & Community Health- November, 2010

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The Loomis Company Analysis​​

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• The Washington Trial, Henderson M, Care Continuum Alliance Forum 11, San Francisco, CA- September, 2011

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Other Studies

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• Impact of a Pay-For-Performance Intervention: Financial Analysis of a Pilot Program, Parke D, Transactions of the American Ophthalmological Society- December, 2007