Our Connected System of Health is a digital-first, integrated national medical group that connects every employee–in headquarters or in dispersed locations–to remarkable care while helping our employer partners take control of their healthcare spend.
By utilizing a dedicated care team that can personalize care across virtual, onsite, and nearsite channels, Crossover provides the foundation to tackle not only the poor access and inefficiency of primary care, but also the excessive costs and complexity of the secondary care health system.
How healthcare should be.
• 70% of care interactions can be handled better online
• ~2,500 of primary care conditions can be treated by a dedicated care team
• 42% will go to urgent care and 8% to ER in the absence of virtual care
• 1.5M member visits completed
• 96% average patient satisfaction score
• 64% adopt Crossover as their primary place for care
• 26% of adults and nearly half of millennials in the US don’t have a PCP
• 8% of 35+ year-olds receive their preventive screenings
• 1/2 of adults have high blood pressure; 1/3 are obese
• >47,000 # of health-related apps on iTunes, plus over 1,000 wearables
• <5% typical engagement rate for point solutions without clinical integration
• On average, digital apps are abandoned by users after 3 months
• 10% of your population spends 70% of your healthcare dollars*
• >60% of spend is attributed to a person’s lifestyle choices**
• >50% of people request help to make behavior changes***
• >90% of referrals are handled seamlessly by our team
• ~95% of referrals scheduled by Care Navigators are completed
• <2 days average wait time to get into a vetted specialist
complex diagnoses can be handled online with our dedicated care teams
# of visits for mental health and physical medicine with same or better clinical outcomes
faster access to care and less referrals to high-cost specialists like orthopedic surgery and cardiology
total healthcare savings (including our costs) for highly engaged employees
*Kaiser Family Foundation, Accessed June 17, 2019 **CDC Chronic Disease Website, Accessed June 17, 2019 ***2018 McKinsey Consumer Health Insights Survey