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“Patient Activation is really the key to what we are doing. I can’t imagine doing coaching without getting some idea of where the patient is in terms of their level of activation. It really helps us target the intervention.”

Christy Bond
Director, Senior Services
Crouse Hospital, Syracuse NY
Summer 2010 Readmissions Conference

  1. Measure.

    Understand the self-management competencies that drive health behavior & health activation.
  2. Engage.

    A wealth of research & experience informs strategies to engage individuals in their health.
  3. Activate.

    Tailor support to move individuals along a continuum of increasing health activation.

See how your peers are applying/using Insignia's Health Activation Model

Learn how these industry sectors and activating the individuals they support


Disease and Case Management
Health plans
Hospitals and clinics
Medicare/Medicaid
Pharmaceutical

To improve patient activation, first measure it.

Insignia Health knows that every individual can become more engaged in their own health and disease management if they receive support and education based on an understanding of what they are capable of taking on. Toward this end, Insignia applies its proprietary Patient Activation Measurement® (PAM®) to assess each individual’s current knowledge, skills and confidence. Validated by more than 100 peer-reviewed research studies and used by leading health plans, hospitals, clinics, medical homes, Medicare and Medicaid agencies and pharmaceutical firms across the country, PAM is the cornerstone of a suite of Insignia solution that empower coaches and clinicians to engage patients, improve health outcomes, and better control costs. Our Flourish® solution gives consumers themselves the interactive support to learn self-management skills on their own.

Making measurable strides in accountable care

The Patient Activation Measure® assessment tool is proven to help even the most challenging patients become more engaged in their own healthcare and disease management. Again and again, improvements in behavior and health activation have been documented, as have improved health outcomes and better use of resources.

The most scientifically validated activation model

More than a 100 independent, peer-reviewed studies have documented the validity and value of PAM® assessments across scores of disease states and demographically diverse populations. This research offers valuable insight for Insignia, and for its colleagues committed to accountable care, into how best to increase activation, improve an individual’s self-management abilities, and support the more effective and efficient use of healthcare resources. Review the research here.

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