Increasing HPV vaccination care compliance among at-risk members
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted infection according to the Center for Disease Control. Vaccines that could protect against some of the strains which have been known to cause cancer and other benign diseases are available to patients, but compliance for all three injections in the series is low. Monroe Plan for Medical Care sought to increase HPV vaccination compliance among its young, at-risk members by targeting them and their guardians with personalized engagement. The results were surprising.
Program Goals and Outcomes:
Goal: Increase patient vaccination compliance and care coordination among the plan’s younger members.
Goal: Educate audience on the vaccination and the benefits.
Program Components

Care Communications:
Upon enrollment, participants receive text messages to support their vaccination journey. Topics include vaccination education, appointment reminders, scheduling, and follow- ups. Some messages lead to deeper content in the form of mobile web pages that provided deeper content related to the importance and benefits of timely and complete vaccinations.

GoMo (Secure) Chat:
Much like a typical text conversation, GoMo Chat allows live messaging between members and their care team, enabling in-the-moment, on demand conversations.

Secure Data Collection and Reporting:
Engagement and experience data is collected, deidentified, analyzed, and reported back to the organization for ongoing quality, clinical delivery, and service improvement.




